It exists so you can find out whether a consultation is worth paying for before you pay for one. Two minutes, no card, and the answers are read by a clinician rather than scored by a form.
Height and weight for the BMI. Then the conditions you have been diagnosed with, because those decide whether the 27 threshold applies to you rather than 30.
Then everything you currently take, including anything prescribed by another specialist and anything over the counter. This is the part people leave incomplete and it is the part that most often changes the answer.
Finally the screening questions: family thyroid history, past pancreatitis or gallbladder trouble, and whether pregnancy is possible or planned. Do I qualify, Who should not take it and How it works go further into it.
Four parts
After you send it
What happens after the assessment
You complete it
Rough numbers are fine at this stage. Completeness on the medication list matters more than precision on the weight.
A clinician reads it
Before anyone calls you. That means the first conversation starts from your history rather than from scratch.
You get an answer
Either a consultation is worth booking, or it is not, or something specific needs checking first.
You decide
Nothing is booked automatically and nothing is charged. The assessment is information, not a commitment.
What it is not
The assessment screens, it does not prescribe
It cannot diagnose you and it does not produce a prescription. Anyone offering medication off the back of an online form alone is skipping the part that makes treatment safe.
What it does is save you the cost of a consultation you were never going to benefit from, and give the clinician something to work from when you do have one. More on that in How it works, Book a consultation and Program cost.
What it costs, who reads it, and what you get back.
Yes. No card, no charge, and no obligation to book anything afterwards. It exists so you can decide whether a paid consultation is worth your time.
About two minutes. The medication list is the part worth taking care over; everything else is quick.
A clinician, before anyone contacts you. That is the difference between this and a lead form, and it is why the first conversation starts somewhere useful.
No. It screens for suitability. A prescription follows a consultation with a licensed clinician, never an online form alone.
Estimates are fine for the check. Anything that matters gets confirmed at the consultation, where height and weight are established properly.
