Is this provider registered?
Before you buy a weight-loss injection, check the provider against the regulator. Enter a name, website or postcode and we’ll match it to its CQC or GPhC registration, with the rating and the date we last checked.
How this works
- 1. We match what you type to a provider in our data: by website, by postcode, or by name.
- 2. We show its registration in the regulator’s own terms. An online pharmacy is matched by the GPhC number printed on its site; a clinic is matched to its CQC (or HIS/HIW) registration.
- 3. Where a brand uses a partner pharmacy, we show “dispensed by”. Where a clinic works from another provider’s registered premises, we say so.
- 4. If we don’t hold it, we don’t guess. We point you to the official register to check by hand.
Why it matters
Weight-loss injections are prescription-only medicines. A legitimate UK online pharmacy is registered with the GPhC and shows its number on its website; an in-person clinic is registered with the CQC in England, or HIS, HIW or RQIA elsewhere. This tool reports what the register says. It doesn’t rank providers and it doesn’t recommend one.
Sources
CQC, Healthcare Improvement Scotland, Healthcare Inspectorate Wales, and the General Pharmaceutical Council registers. Each listing links to its register entry and shows the date we checked.