Provider profile
SheMed: an honest service profile
A women-focused UK weight-management service built around clinical assessment and ongoing support.
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Who they are
SheMed is a UK weight-management provider aimed specifically at women. The service is consultation-led and designed around women's health, which some of our readers have told us they prefer over a general service.
Its Trustpilot score sits a little below the biggest pharmacies we track, on a decent review base. As always, read a spread of recent reviews rather than the headline number alone.
How the consultation works
An online health assessment reviewed by a clinician, with blood testing used as part of onboarding checks. Acceptance depends on the clinical review.
Delivery and support
Delivery: Home delivery across the UK.
Support: Ongoing support through the programme, including clinical follow-up.
Good to know
- SheMed's Trustpilot rating is lower than some competitors on this site. It's still a solid score, but if reviews weigh heavily in your decision, compare it against the alternatives before choosing.
- SheMed appears in our price comparison, which is unpaid editorial. It does not pay to appear there, and the paid link on this page has no effect on how it ranks.
Think SheMed might suit you?
Their clinician-led weight-management service starts with a proper assessment, and acceptance depends on that assessment, not on paying.
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This page describes a provider's service. It is not medical advice, and it makes no promise about the outcome of any clinical assessment. Talk to your GP or the provider's clinicians about whether a weight-management service is right for you.