Assess
Short online assessment 5 minutes
We are three pharmacists with more than fifty years of clinical experience between us, spent sitting with people and working out what is actually going on.
Then a pattern started arriving: patients on treatments they had bought online, unsure whether what they were feeling was normal, with no one to ask. A form, a package, and nothing after it.
That is the gap Atelique closes. Treatment is the straightforward part. The hard part is knowing what to expect, and having somebody qualified to ask.
Side effect support. Whatever you feel, a pharmacist reviews it.
Pharmacist support. One named pharmacist, from your first review.
Adaptive reviews. A review every month, booked ahead for you.
Life after treatment. Check-ins carry on after you stop.
Madeeha
Read more about MadeehaAsk me the small things. They usually have easy answers.
Demi
Read more about DemiNothing leaves here that I would not explain to you.
Mariam
Read more about MariamThe cases that break the pattern are the ones I want.
Short online assessment 5 minutes
You fill in a medical form in your own time. It asks about your history, your medication and what you have already tried.
Tailored to you Clinician reviewed
A clinician reads what you have written and speaks with you. Your plan is agreed in that conversation, and a pharmacist checks it before anything is dispensed.
Fast Discreet
Treatment is posted in plain packaging, with nothing on the outside naming what is inside.
Everything you need to know about starting with us.
No. You fill in an online assessment in your own time, and a pharmacist reads it before anything else happens. Nothing about it is automated.
About ten minutes, and you can stop and come back to it. It is a medical form rather than a quiz, so take as long as you need over the answers.
You will hear that from us. A conversation comes before any prescription, and deciding not to start is a fine outcome.
The same clinician and the same pharmacist, from your first assessment onwards. Your history never has to be explained twice.
It depends on which treatment you are prescribed. You will see the full cost before you are asked to pay anything, and there is no separate consultation fee.
Yes, at any point. Your pharmacist can pause treatment if you need a break, and a monthly plan can be cancelled without notice.
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