No auto-renewal and no subscription. Your history is kept so you never start over, and a named clinician re-reads your progress at scheduled reviews rather than leaving you to it.
Starting is rarely the frightening part. Being stuck is. Most things bought online for health renew themselves quietly, go silent after the first delivery, and make leaving a phone call you have to psych yourself up for.
So the honest question, the one that stalls people for months, is not whether treatment works. It is what happens if it does not suit me, and how hard it will be to stop.
Curate answers that in terms rather than reassurance, and the terms are published on their own site. This page is those terms, read out loud, plus what actually happens at a review.
"No auto-renewal. Pause or stop any time; your history is kept so you never start over." That is their sentence, not our paraphrase of it.
Read the second half again, because it is the part with practical value. Stopping does not delete you. If you come back in four months, the assessment, the clinician's notes and the reasoning are still there, so you are not starting from a blank form and a first-time consultation.
Pay as you go rather than subscription is published as one of their six service pillars, alongside named clinicians and discreet delivery.
What a review does
A plan that nobody re-reads is just a repeat order. Here is what a scheduled review is for, and where you can end it.
Nobody renews a plan they have not read.
An adjustment is a clinical decision, never an upsell.
The exit is part of the design, not an obstacle course.
If suitable, your plan is assembled to you and delivered discreetly, with scheduled reviews that re-read your progress and move the plan on your data.curatehealth.co.uk
None of the above starts automatically. "Completing a consultation does not guarantee a prescription. Our UK-registered clinicians review every request and prescribe only where clinically appropriate."
The assessment reads "symptoms, history, goals, and the markers that matter", with no product pre-selected before you answer, and the published review window is 48 hours.
Which means the commitment you are considering is a consultation. Everything after it is a clinical decision made by a named person who has to justify it.
Who reads your reviews
The prescribers are named and GPhC-registered, and the registration numbers are published so you can check them on the register before you trust one.
Victoria Steele
Superintendent Pharmacist
GPhC 2051624Islam Ahmed
Prescribing Pharmacist
GPhC 2224402Aumbreen Masood
Prescribing Pharmacist
GPhC 2054688Nafisa Raza
Prescribing Pharmacist
GPhC 2221589Wing Suet Chan
Prescribing Pharmacist
GPhC 2228233Fahima Tamannah
Prescribing Pharmacist
GPhC 2083781Swipe to meet the team
The terms, in numbers
Terms and figures published on Curate's own pages, August 2026. CQC location ID 1-23688049165.
A five-minute confidential consultation, read by a named UK clinician within a published 48-hour window. If it is not suitable they will say so. If it is, you can pause or stop whenever you decide to.
Where to start
A confidential online assessment, reviewed by a named UK clinician. No auto-renewal, no subscription, and your history kept whether you continue or not.
Start your consultationPrescription treatment. Available only if a UK-registered clinician judges it clinically appropriate after an online consultation. GPhC-registered pharmacy 9012920.