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Doctor-led treatment for UTIs, thrush and BV, delivered in plain packaging.
Get startedTreatment is subject to an online consultation. Prescription products are only provided if a doctor decides they’re right for you.
Not sure whatyou’ve got?
UTIs, yeast infections and BV can feel alike. Here’s how they usually differ. A doctor confirms which it is.
A UTI is an infection in your bladder or urethra, usually caused by bacteria. It often makes peeing burn or sting and you may feel you need to go all the time. Most are treated with a short course of antibiotics.
Thrush is a very common overgrowth of yeast. It usually causes itching, soreness and a thick, white discharge, with little or no smell. It’s easy to treat with a cream, pessary or tablet.
BV happens when the usual balance of bacteria in the vagina changes. It can cause a thin, grey or white discharge with a fishy smell, often after sex. It isn’t an STI and is treated with a gel or tablets.
What treatmentmay look like
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STI testingand treatment
Many STIs have no symptoms, so testing is the only way to know. Test privately at home, and get treatment from a doctor if you need it.
Keeps coming back?Get a plan to prevent it
Not sure what it is?Test first
A home swab test checks for common infections, and a doctor reviews your results and recommends what to do next.
Home swab, sent in discreet packaging- Checks for thrush, BV and more
- Results reviewed by a licensed doctor
Intimate carein 3 simple steps
Tell us how you feel
Answer a short, private questionnaire about your symptoms and health history.
A doctor reviews it
A licensed doctor reviews your answers and, if needed, asks a follow-up question.
Get your treatment
If it’s right for you, treatment arrives in plain packaging.
Tell us how you feel
Answer a short, private questionnaire about your symptoms and health history.
Frequently asked questions
They can feel similar. A UTI usually affects peeing, thrush often causes itching and thick discharge, and BV can cause a thin discharge with a fishy smell. Our questionnaire helps a doctor work out which it is.
Often not — a doctor can usually tell from your symptoms. If it isn’t clear, or it keeps coming back, a home swab test checks for the common infections first.
Depending on what a doctor finds: a short antibiotic course for a UTI, a cream, pessary or tablet for thrush, and a gel or tablets for BV. Everything arrives in plain packaging.
Tell your doctor. Repeat infections sometimes need a different approach — a longer course, a preventive plan or a test to rule out something else.
Some treatments are safe in pregnancy and some aren’t, so let the doctor know. They’ll choose an option that’s suitable for you.
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