You've worked hard to get this far. Changing providers shouldn't mean starting your story, or your treatment journey, from scratch.
Completing a consultation does not guarantee a prescription.
Here's what to look for when switching, so you can protect your progress and move forward with confidence.
Your previous dose, response, side effects and treatment gaps all matter. Look for a clinician who considers your full history before recommending what happens next.
Switching does not automatically mean returning to the lowest dose. Where clinically appropriate, your new provider may be able to continue your treatment based on suitable prescription evidence and a clinical assessment.
Delays can create unnecessary anxiety when your next dose is approaching. Check the expected assessment, approval and delivery times before placing your order.
Keep your progress
Curate reviews your treatment history and supporting evidence before a clinician recommends the next appropriate step. You'll receive ongoing reviews, access to clinical support and clear pricing as your treatment changes.
Start your clinical assessmentCompleting a consultation does not guarantee a prescription.
A low first-month price may become much higher as your dose changes. Review the full pricing ladder so you know what treatment could cost over time, not just today.
Treatment should not end when the medication arrives. Regular reviews and access to clinical guidance can help you navigate:
Reaching your target is not the point where care should disappear. A good provider should be prepared to discuss maintenance, monitoring and what your longer-term plan could look like.
Your needs may change. Look for care that lets you review, pause or stop treatment with appropriate clinical guidance, without making you feel trapped by a rigid commitment.
You talk.
A confidential assessment reads what you can measure: symptoms, history, goals, and the markers that matter.
Our clinicians decide.
A UK-registered clinician reviews your assessment against eligibility and safety criteria, then approves, adjusts, or declines, and explains why. Software never prescribes; a named prescriber holds the accountability.
Care that keeps pace.
Scheduled reviews re-read your progress and move the plan on your data.
Figures published on Curate's own pages, August 2026.
All treatment decisions are subject to clinical assessment and eligibility. Dose continuation cannot be guaranteed. Individual results vary.
Prescription treatment. Available only if a UK-registered clinician judges it clinically appropriate after an online consultation. GPhC-registered pharmacy 9012920.