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197 regulated London providers of Mounjaro, Wegovy and Saxenda compared: a short list, verified monthly prices and GPhC/CQC checks. No commissions.

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Mounjaro, Wegovy, oral semaglutide, Saxenda and Mysimba: 197 regulated providers serving London, compared on price and rating. Every price was read on the provider’s own site, and every registration checked against the GPhC and CQC. Mounjaro starts at £105 a month, Wegovy at £59, and 136 providers have premises you can walk into.

Prices and ratings were checked on 1–2 August 2026. There are no affiliate links and no paid placements: see how we build these guides.

Start here: our top picks

  • Best overall: Pharmica. Pensday Score 4.9 across 59,144 reviews.
  • Cheapest Mounjaro: Beckenham Pharmacy. From £105 a month, the lowest verified standing price.
  • Cheapest Wegovy: Bolt Pharmacy. From £59 a month, the lowest verified standing price.
  • Best in person: One5 Health Marylebone. Marylebone & Harley Street, Pensday Score 4.9.

The 10 highest-scoring providers

Ranked by the Pensday Score, counting only providers with at least 100 independent reviews.

  1. Bodyline (The Bodyline Clinic) (Private clinic or GP, Greater London & remote). Pensday Score 5.0; Trustpilot 5★ (476). Perfect 5.0 Trustpilot score from a CQC-registered clinic group, but no confirmed physical clinic in London itself. Prices on consultation.
  2. Pharmica (Online pharmacy). Pensday Score 4.9; Trustpilot 4.9★ (51,000), Google 4.9★ (8,144). London-registered online pharmacy with the strongest review scores in this batch and free extras included with every order. Mounjaro from £159.99, Wegovy from £119.99, Oral semaglutide from £109.99 a month.
  3. South Ealing Pharmacy (Pharmacy, Greater London & remote). Pensday Score 4.9; Google 4.9★ (403). Ealing pharmacy with a fully itemised Wegovy and Mounjaro price ladder from £145. Mounjaro from £179, Wegovy from £145 a month.
  4. One5 Health Marylebone (Pharmacy, Marylebone & Harley Street). Pensday Score 4.9; Trustpilot 4.8★ (134), Google 5★ (135). One5 Health’s Marylebone clinic has completed a full CQC inspection and is rated 'Good' throughout. Mounjaro from £325, Wegovy from £275, Oral semaglutide from £275 a month.
  5. London Professional Aesthetics (LPA) (Private clinic or GP, The City & Canary Wharf). Pensday Score 4.9; Google 4.9★ (145). CQC "Good"-rated Whitecross Street clinic with a free consultation and fast delivery, though drug pricing is not itemised. Mounjaro from £220, Wegovy from £220 a month.
  6. The Kingston Pharmacy (Pharmacy, South-West & Surrey). Pensday Score 4.9; Google 4.9★ (144). GPhC-registered Surbiton pharmacy with published starting prices, fast delivery, and a strong 4.9-star Google rating. Mounjaro from £144.99, Wegovy from £150, Oral semaglutide from £99, Saxenda from £58 a month.
  7. Chemist4U (Online pharmacy). Pensday Score 4.8; Trustpilot 4.8★ (128,412). The widest GLP‑1 and generic range reviewed here, backed by a huge — if partly unverifiable — review volume. Mounjaro from £148, Wegovy from £99, Oral semaglutide from £99, Saxenda from £110.99 a month.
  8. The Independent Pharmacy (Online doctor). Pensday Score 4.8; Trustpilot 4.8★ (18,000). A Bristol-based, pharmacist-owned online pharmacy with the strongest review profile and no flagged regulatory issues. Mounjaro from £179.99, Wegovy from £99.79, Oral semaglutide from £128.99 a month.
  9. Cadogan Clinic (Pharmacy, Chelsea & West). Pensday Score 4.8; Trustpilot 4.8★ (1,627), Google 4.7★ (5). A well-reviewed Chelsea private hospital offering GLP‑1s as one line of many — but no price list published. Oral semaglutide from £250 a month.
  10. Real You Clinic (Private clinic or GP, South-West & Surrey). Pensday Score 4.8; Google 4.8★ (405). Doctor-led Twickenham aesthetics clinic with a CQC 'Good' rating and transparent Wegovy/Mounjaro pricing. Mounjaro from £250, Wegovy from £180 a month.

Where to buy, by type of provider

Six routes to a legitimate prescription in London, from a fully online questionnaire to a pharmacist you can walk in and talk to.

Type Providers From, per month You can visit
National online doctor services 16 £64.99 Delivered
Online pharmacies 19 £59 Delivered
Digital weight-loss clinics 26 £59.99 Delivered
In-person pharmacies 83 £58 83
Private clinics, GPs & hospitals 44 £74.99 44
Aesthetic & wellness clinics 9 £150 9

Where they are

136 providers have premises you can walk into. The rest are online and deliver to every London postcode.

Area Providers Top-rated
Marylebone & Harley Street 37 Lakewood Pharmacy (5.0)
The City & Canary Wharf 8 London Professional Aesthetics (LPA) (4.9)
Chelsea & West 15 Cadogan Clinic (4.8)
North & North-West London 20 Woodhouse Pharmacy (4.8)
South-East London 12 The Blackwell Clinic (4.9)
East London 18 Spital Clinic (4.6)
South-West & Surrey 9 The Kingston Pharmacy (4.9)
Greater London & remote 17 Bodyline (The Bodyline Clinic) (5.0)

Every licensed option, side by side

The UK-licensed weight-management medications that London providers sell, and what each costs per month.

Medication How it is taken From, per month Median Stocked by
Mounjaro (tirzepatide) Weekly injection £105 £179.99 168
Wegovy (semaglutide) Weekly injection £59 £144.99 152
Oral semaglutide (Wegovy tablet / Rybelsus) Daily tablet £63 £124 71
Saxenda (liraglutide) Daily injection £58 £79.99 40
Mysimba (naltrexone–bupropion) Daily tablets £67.99 £97.99 3
Orlistat / Xenical (orlistat) Capsule with meals £74 £74 30

Imcivree (setmelanotide) is licensed only for rare genetic obesity and prescribed through specialist services, not retail providers. Ozempic, Rybelsus, Trulicity and Victoza are licensed for type 2 diabetes rather than weight loss, so regulated providers steer weight-loss patients to Wegovy or Mounjaro instead. This guide compares services and prices, not the medicines themselves: talk to a prescriber about which option fits you.

How to avoid illegal sellers

  • Check the registers. Legitimate pharmacies appear on the GPhC register and clinics on the CQC register.
  • No consultation is a hard stop. These are prescription-only medicines. A seller who skips the medical questionnaire is breaking the law, whatever the price.
  • Avoid social-media sellers. Medicines bought through Instagram, Telegram or marketplace listings are unregulated, frequently counterfeit, and outside every safety net the regulated route provides.
  • Treat “from £69” ads with care. Headline prices are usually promotional first-month rates; this guide records standing monthly prices instead.

Frequently asked questions

What weight-loss medications are licensed in the UK?

Six routes are licensed for weight management: Mounjaro (tirzepatide, weekly injection), Wegovy (semaglutide, weekly injection or daily tablet), Saxenda (liraglutide, daily injection), Mysimba (naltrexone–bupropion tablets), orlistat (prescription Xenical or pharmacy-strength Alli capsules) and, for rare genetic obesity only, specialist-prescribed Imcivree. Ozempic, Rybelsus, Trulicity and Victoza contain related GLP‑1s but are licensed for type 2 diabetes, not weight loss, which is why regulated providers steer weight-loss patients to Wegovy or Mounjaro instead. All except Alli are prescription-only.

Can I buy Mounjaro or Wegovy over the counter in London?

No. These are prescription-only medicines across the UK. Every legitimate provider, online or in person, must run a clinical consultation and have a prescriber approve you first. Anyone offering these medicines with no prescription, on social media or in a salon without a prescriber, is selling illegally.

How much does Mounjaro cost in London?

Across the 119 London providers whose standing Mounjaro prices we verified, the lowest starting price is £105 a month for the 2.5mg dose (at Beckenham Pharmacy), and the median starting price is £179.99. Higher doses cost more, typically £300–£340 a month at 15mg, and heavily advertised “first month from £69”-style rates are promotional offers, not the ongoing price. Prices were checked on 1–2 August 2026.

Which is cheapest: Mounjaro, Wegovy, Saxenda, Mysimba or the tablet?

By lowest verified standing monthly price: Saxenda from £58, Wegovy from £59, Oral semaglutide from £63, Mysimba from £67.99, Orlistat / Xenical from £74, Mounjaro from £105. Saxenda is the cheapest entry point, but the medications work differently and are not interchangeable. Saxenda is a daily injection, Mysimba and orlistat are tablets rather than GLP‑1 injections, and daily dosing changes the real monthly cost. Which one suits you is a clinical decision, not a price one. Figures checked on 1–2 August 2026.

How do I check a seller is legitimate?

Look the pharmacy up on the General Pharmaceutical Council register (pharmacyregulation.org) and clinics on the CQC register (cqc.org.uk). Avoid any seller you cannot find on a regulator register.

Where can I get weight-loss injections in person in London?

136 of the 197 providers in this guide have premises across Greater London. The densest cluster is Marylebone and Harley Street, with strong coverage through the City, Chelsea, and independent pharmacies from Croydon to Enfield. Boots also pilots walk-in weight-loss consultations at central London stores.

Can I get Mounjaro on the NHS in London?

NHS access is limited and being phased in through specialist weight-management services with strict eligibility criteria, so most people currently paying for GLP‑1 medication in London buy privately from providers like the ones in this guide. Ask your GP about NHS eligibility before committing to private treatment.

Does Pensday earn commission from these providers?

No. There are no affiliate links, paid placements or referral fees anywhere in these guides, and no provider has paid to appear or to rank. Pensday makes money from its app, not from sending you to a pharmacy.

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Pensday is an independent tracking app. We do not sell medication, take no commission from any provider listed, and accept no payment for placement. Prices and ratings were read from each provider’s own site and public review platforms on 1–2 August 2026 and change often, so always confirm on the provider’s site. This guide is general information, not medical advice: decisions about weight-loss medication belong with you and a qualified prescriber.