Can I have my bloods done at my GP?

You can request your GP takes your bloods for you but they are not under any obligation to do so, it is a favour rather than an expectation. In addition, they may not have access to all the bloods, particularly SHBG.You will need to take responsibility for having them done in good time for your appointment and for the results to be sent to us.We send all details of the bloods required in the clinic letter. Should your GP request this information please direct them to the clinic letter which you and they will have a copy of.Most private clinics will not allow patients to have bloods done outside of their own clinic due to additional administrative work.We do allow this because we try to make our service accessible to as many women as possible but we cannot take responsibility for accessing results for bloods not generated by us.

What are the consultation fees?

The Consultation Fees for New Patients and Follow-Up Patients can be found on our Appointments and Pricing page.

How many consultations will I need?

Some women only need one plus or minus a follow up. They are then happy for their GP to provide continuing care.Those with more complex needs may need more appointments.Women on HRT should have an annual review with their medication prescriber.

How long do consultations normally last?

Please allow roughly 45 minutes for a new patient consultation and 30 minutes for a follow up.

How we can help

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Prescription request form

For existing Menopause Care patients

Who can use this form?

If you require a prescription outside of a consultation, please complete the form to submit your request.

Please note we can only prescribe if your follow up reviews are up to date. If you are unsure, please book a follow up appointment instead.

YES® intimate health products

We also offer the YES® product range, designed to support intimate and vaginal health as part of menopause and perimenopause care.

Certified organic

Free from glycerine and hormones

Designed to be gentle and side-effect free

Supplements for (peri)menopause

For many women, hormone replacement therapy remains the most effective, evidence-based treatment for managing hot flushes, night sweats, and genitourinary symptoms. While dietary supplements are not a substitute for prescribed medical therapy, they can play a meaningful, supportive role.

Midlife is a complex physiological transition. Chosen thoughtfully, high-quality supplements can help bridge specific nutritional gaps, supporting your long-term health alongside medical care and lifestyle foundations.

Prescription Request Form

Use this request form to submit your request for your prescriptions, YES products, and supplements.

First Name

Last Name

Phone Number

Date of Birth

Please provide your prescription name(s) and dose (required field)

Is this a repeat prescription? (noted in your clinic letter)

Are you on a monthly subscription?

Would you like to add YES products?

Would you like to add creatine?

Would you like to add magnesium?

Would you like to add vitamin B complex?

For non-repeat medication requests outside of my consultation, I accept that a £37.00 admin fee will be added to my prescription invoice. Repeat GLP-1 requests are exempt from this fee.

I understand that this admin fee is non-refundable, and I am only entitled to have a repeat prescription if I am up-to-date with my follow-ups.

*Estradot availability update*

There is currently a nationwide shortage of Estradot patches. Our in-house pharmacy has limited stock of some strengths. If your usual dose is unavailable, 1) we may prescribe a combination of patches to achieve the correct dose, or 2)we may suggest a suitable alternative brand
Please submit your request as usual.

Our team will contact you if any changes are needed before the prescription is issued.

Prescription request form

Prescription request form

For existing Menopause Care patients

Who can use this form?

YES® intimate health products

Supplements for (peri)menopause

Prescription Request Form

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