
Overview; TLDR
Juniper USED to be one of the most expensive, but following the market shake up – are now one of the most affordable and reliable options.
Consultation & Ordering
The main thing I’ll mention about Juniper is you need to pay upfront, THEN do the consultation. I understand this can be quite daunting if you’re not sure whether you’re eligible or not – particularly as it’s a large upfront cost.
However, it took me no longer than 5 minutes – the consultation form itself was really quick and easy. Part of their process requires that you send a picture of your stomach (no clothes) so I did need to go find a mirror to do that. After that your application is reviewed usually within a few days.
You’ll only pay for the lowest/starter dose of Mounjaro or Wegovy at the outset. If you’ve requested a higher dose (if you’re switching from another pharmacy) then you’ll pay the difference after your consultation has been approved.
Delivery
I live in Scotland, and Juniper delivered to me using DPD. However, this might have been because the first month’s box is huge!
You don’t just get the medication and peripherals (needles, swabs, sharps box) but also a branded tape measure and set of Bluetooth scales.
Review of Juniper App
The app is probably their main selling point. There’s comprehensive how-to guides and details of what to expect, recorded by one of their pharmacists. You also fill out a questionnaire at the start as to your current knowledge on exercise and diet, which then gives you a level/grade, and suggests plans for upskilling.
For me personally, I found the exercise questions to be a little patronising. They’re heavily weight lifting focused, whereas I’m a swimmer, kayaker, and want to lose weight to get back into adventure sports. Because of this, it assumed I knew next to nothing about exercise – simply because I prefer not to focus on weight lifting.
Re-ordering
You don’t have to manually re-order as it’s a subscription service, so they just take the payment automatically every 4 weeks. The payment schedule is available to view in your online account, and you can pause the subscription if you’d like. You can also get a healthy discount off your next purchase if you refer a friend!
Juniper Products
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Juniper 2.5mg
Original price was: £199.00.£148.50Current price is: £148.50. -
Juniper 5mg
Original price was: £229.00.£175.50Current price is: £175.50. -
Juniper 7.5mg
Original price was: £279.00.£220.50Current price is: £220.50. -
Juniper 10mg
Original price was: £304.00.£243.00Current price is: £243.00. -
Juniper 12.5mg
Original price was: £329.00.£265.50Current price is: £265.50. -
Juniper 15mg
Original price was: £339.00.£274.50Current price is: £274.50.
FAQs
Is Juniper a reputable company?
Yes, Juniper is registered with the General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC), registration number 9011842.
Does Juniper work for weight loss?
Yes, but medically they don’t do anything different to any other weight loss medication provider. There primary difference is their app which you can use to track your progress, view exercise plans and explore recipes.
How much does Juniper weight loss cost?
While you can normally get a discount for the first month, Juniper’s Weight Reset Programme costs an average of £225 per month.
Is Juniper recommended by the NHS?
Yes, it’s one of the longer running providers and has been recommended by NICE to the NHS.
What are the side effects of Juniper injections?
Juniper injections have a number of side effects, but it depends which route you choose. For Mounjaro, the most common side effects are nausea, diarrhoea, indigestion, vomiting, and constipation.
Is Juniper a type of Ozempic?
Juniper offers both WeGovy, which is similar to Ozempic; both are brand names of semaglutide. They also offer Mounjaro, which is a brand name for tirzepatide.
How to be eligible for Juniper?
To be eligible you must complete their consultation; generally those above 30 BMI are eligible, or above 27 BMI with pre-existing conditions.