Shopping with SheMed
Choosing between weight loss and PMOS screening
The two main routes sit at different points in the process. The weight loss plans are an ongoing programme, while the PMOS screening test is a single at-home check. If your main question is weight, the plan route is the one to compare. If you are first trying to understand a pattern linked to polycystic ovary syndrome, the screening option may be the starting point. The site also offers a combined weight loss and PMOS route, so it is worth checking which combination fits your situation before you choose.
What the programme includes
The weight loss offer is described as clinician-led and starts from a monthly price shown on the site, which should be checked on the official page at the point of purchase. Members get access to an all-in-one app for placing orders, tracking progress and completing weekly check-ins. Female-health tracking lets you log your cycle and mood alongside your journey, which can matter if your weight changes are tied to hormones.
Supplements and member perks
Supplements are listed as a separate category, so treat them as an optional extra rather than a requirement of the plans. Members also receive access to partner discounts and perks, which the site lists by brand. Compare these against your budget rather than assuming they add value.
Clinical oversight and regulation
The site names an online pharmacy partner, eMed Healthcare UK, Limited, which it describes as GPhC-registered, and a CQC-registered clinical provider. It also lists a clinical team with pharmacy and GP backgrounds. Check the official site for the full regulatory detail before signing up.
