Restored Programme

90 days of somebody watching, which is the part most care leaves out. Concretely, that is 3 consultations, 2 blood tests each with a written report, a care plan kept current, a long term aftercare plan, a starting kit, a weekly live session and the community. Priced separately, the consultations and the tests alone come to £910. The kit, the plans and 90 days of supervision are not charged on top.

There is no catch. It sits under the sum of its parts on purpose, because 90 days of follow through is what makes the rest of it useful, and we would rather you did the whole thing than bought it a piece at a time and stopped halfway. What you give up is flexibility: it is paid at the start, and places are limited, so it only makes sense if you are ready to begin now.

Yes, Klarna is available at checkout and you can use it to spread the cost of the programme. The price is £1,200 either way, and Klarna's own terms, eligibility and any charges are between you and Klarna rather than with us, and we do not run our own payment plan. 18+, UK residents only, terms apply, missed payments could affect your ability to borrow.

Nobody can promise you will feel better in 90 days, and we are not going to. What you will have is 2 sets of numbers taken 90 days apart, read against each other and against how you feel. Some markers move enough over 90 days to tell you something real, and some do not move enough to be sure either way. We will tell you which is which rather than reading meaning into noise.

Then we change the plan, which is why there are 3 consultations and not 1. A plan you cannot actually do is a bad plan, and we would rather hear that in week 3 than find out on day 90. Tell us what is not fitting and we cut it back to what does.

For 14 days from purchase you can cancel and pay only for what has already been used, which is your right under consumer law and does not need a reason. After that the programme is committed, because the testing, the appointments and the kit are bought up front. If at any point we conclude we are not the right clinic for you, we will say so, refund the part you have not used, and point you towards what does fit. The full terms are on our terms page.

No. The kit contains supplements, skincare and other products chosen for what you are dealing with, and it is genuinely part of the programme rather than a gift bag. But the substance is the 3 consultations, the 2 blood tests with written reports, and a plan that gets adjusted as we go. Supplements on their own would not need anybody watching for 90 days.

The fixed commitments are small: 3 consultations across the 90 days, 2 blood tests you do at home, and 1 live session a week that you can skip. The daily part is whatever your plan asks of you, and that gets built around the time you actually have, not an ideal week that lasts 9 days. If it needs 3 spare hours a day, we have designed it wrong.

No to both. The live session runs weekly for 30 minutes, roughly 13 of them across the 90 days, and every one is recorded so you can watch it later if the time does not suit. The community is included, not compulsory; some women live in it and others never open it, and nothing in your care depends on either.

A coach who is not a clinician cannot choose your blood tests or read them against your history, and in our experience most appointments end the moment you leave the room. This is a Women's Health Pharmacist choosing the markers, reading them herself, and a clinic staying with it for 90 days, with 1 record that carries forward so you are not re-explaining yourself every time. Doing it yourself is possible for parts of it; what is hard alone is picking the right markers, reading the results without either panicking or dismissing them, and keeping going in week 7 when nothing has visibly changed yet.

Because a single set of numbers is only a snapshot. Two, taken 90 days apart, let us see the direction of travel for the markers that move over that timescale, rather than judging it purely on how you happen to feel that week. What we see most often is testing that stops at one set of numbers.

It means the reviews are already in the diary, your plan is written down and kept current, and somebody is watching what changes between the 2 tests. It does not mean we are managing a condition for you, or prescribing for you on an ongoing basis. Your GP stays your GP, and where something belongs with them, you get it in writing so you can hand it straight over.

We tell you, in plain language, and we explain what it does and does not mean. If it sits outside what we should be handling, you get a written summary and the specific route to someone who can look at it properly, including how to reach them. What we will not do is sit on it, and we will not interpret something that needs a specialist.

Nothing keeps charging you. Day 90 ends with your next appointment in the diary if you want one, and that is a separate booking you choose, not a subscription. The long term aftercare plan is yours to keep either way, and your record stays with the clinic. This is not a diagnosis and it does not replace your GP. If you feel unwell and it cannot wait, contact your GP or NHS 111.