First UK patient accesses new weight loss service as Superdrug becomes the first high street pharmacy to provide service

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EDITORIAL USE ONLY Rahim Rahmani, Pharmacy Manager, gives Olufunmilayo Akinlolu Superdrug’s new oral weight loss drug at the Strand store in London, as the retailer becomes the first UK pharmacy to offer the treatment at more than 160 branches nationwide, with prices starting from £79 for new patients. Picture date: Monday July 6, 2026. PA Photo.
EDITORIAL USE ONLY Rahim Rahmani, Pharmacy Manager, gives Olufunmilayo Akinlolu Superdrug’s new oral weight loss drug at the Strand store in London, as the retailer becomes the first UK pharmacy to offer the treatment at more than 160 branches nationwide, with prices starting from £79 for new patients. Picture date: Monday July 6, 2026. PA Photo.
EDITORIAL USE ONLY Rahim Rahmani, Pharmacy Manager, gives Olufunmilayo Akinlolu Superdrug’s new oral weight loss drug at the Strand store in London, as the retailer becomes the first UK pharmacy to offer the treatment at more than 160 branches nationwide, with prices starting from £79 for new patients. Picture date: Monday July 6, 2026. PA Photo.
EDITORIAL USE ONLY Rahim Rahmani, Pharmacy Manager, gives Olufunmilayo Akinlolu Superdrug’s new oral weight loss drug at the Strand store in London, as the retailer becomes the first UK pharmacy to offer the treatment at more than 160 branches nationwide, with prices starting from £79 for new patients. Picture date: Monday July 6, 2026. PA Photo.
EDITORIAL USE ONLY General view of oral weight loss tablets in the pharmacy at Superdrug’s Strand store in London as the retailer becomes the first UK pharmacy to offer the service, with the treatment available at more than 160 branches nationwide, starting from £79 for new patients. Picture date: Monday July 6, 2026. PA Photo.
EDITORIAL USE ONLY General view of oral weight loss tablets in the pharmacy at Superdrug’s Strand store in London as the retailer becomes the first UK pharmacy to offer the service, with the treatment available at more than 160 branches nationwide, starting from £79 for new patients. Picture date: Monday July 6, 2026. PA Photo.

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