Slinic vs VOY (2026): Mounjaro & Wegovy Price Comparison, Reviews & Clinical Comparison

✍️ Written by Shadeia Younis, Superintendent Pharmacist (GPhC No. 2052119) | Slinic Clinical Team | Last updated 19 July 2026

Both Slinic and VOY supply genuine UK-authorised Mounjaro and Wegovy. This comparison focuses on price, subscription structure, clinical governance and patient support — not the medication, which is the same branded product from both providers. One genuine difference stands out immediately: VOY publishes different prices depending on whether you choose a monthly, 3-month, 6-month or 12-month plan. Slinic publishes one fixed price for each dose regardless of commitment.

How this comparison was prepared

We compared Slinic’s own published 2026 prices against VOY’s own website pages, checked on 19 July 2026. VOY publishes different prices depending on whether you choose a monthly, 3-month, 6-month or 12-month plan, and its price rises as your dose increases through treatment. Slinic publishes one fixed price for each dose regardless of commitment. Regulatory and accreditation information is checked against the relevant public registers. Prices and service terms change; always confirm current details directly with each provider before ordering.

At a Glance

Why Pharmacy Experience Matters

Slinic is operated through Brierfield Late Night Pharmacy in Lancashire, an established, GPhC-regulated, NHS-contracted community pharmacy. Its founder, Shadeia Younis, has 25 years of clinical pharmacy experience, and independent industry coverage confirms she has owned and operated multiple community pharmacies since first buying a pharmacy branch in 2008, alongside other healthcare businesses including a pharmacist recruitment agency and a pharmaceutical wholesaler. She has been recognised as a finalist and winner across 19 national healthcare and business awards, for her contribution to pharmacy, leadership, entrepreneurship and patient-centred care, including being named Independent Pharmacy Awards’ Independent Pharmacist of the Year.

This matters in practice, not just as a credential. A pharmacist who has run community pharmacies for close to two decades has direct, repeated experience with the operational side of dispensing safely at scale — stock management, cold-chain handling, prescription verification, and spotting the kind of errors that only become visible when you’ve processed thousands of prescriptions. That’s a different kind of expertise to building a subscription platform, and it’s the expertise that sits behind every dose decision made at Slinic.

Direct Access to Clinicians

Slinic does not use an app-based coaching model. Instead, patients get one-to-one access to UK doctor and pharmacist clinicians who provide personal clinical advice, monthly clinical reviews, individual dose decisions, side-effect management, guidance on missed doses and restarting treatment, and advice on medicine interactions. Slinic’s clinical team reviews every prescription and every dose escalation before it’s approved.

The case for this approach is straightforward: weight loss medication dosing isn’t one-size-fits-all. How you tolerate a dose increase, whether side effects warrant staying at a lower dose for longer, and how a missed dose should be handled are individual clinical judgements, not generic content. Slinic’s model is built on the view that this kind of personalised clinical decision-making — made by a person who can review your specific history — is more valuable to most patients than app-based coaching content alone, though we recognise coaching and community features (as offered by some other providers) provide genuine value to patients who want that kind of ongoing engagement alongside their treatment.

Fixed, Transparent Pricing

Slinic publishes fixed 2026 prices for every dose, with no subscription, no tie-in contract, no hidden renewal pricing, and no reliance on discount codes or influencer codes to get the advertised rate. The price shown is the price you pay, whether it’s your first order or your fifteenth.

This matters most for patients on long-term treatment. Weight management with GLP-1 medication is often a months-to-years commitment, and knowing your cost won’t creep upward, and won’t require navigating a discount code system or a subscription tier to get, gives a level of budgeting certainty that variable or promotional pricing structures don’t offer.

Table 1: Mounjaro Price Comparison

VOY prices sourced directly from VOY’s own published Mounjaro vs Wegovy comparison page, dated 21 January 2026, checked 19 July 2026. Figures shown are VOY’s 6-month plan rate — VOY’s own site states longer plans (12 months) may cost less per month, and its rolling monthly plan costs more; check VOY’s site directly for your exact plan length. Prices shown do not include VOY’s first-order discount, applied at checkout. Slinic’s column includes its £4.99 delivery fee; VOY advertises free next-day delivery.

Table 2: Wegovy Price Comparison

VOY prices sourced directly from VOY’s own published Mounjaro vs Wegovy comparison page, dated 21 January 2026, checked 19 July 2026, at VOY’s stated 6-month plan rate. Slinic’s column includes its £4.99 delivery fee. VOY also publishes a 7.2mg Wegovy dose that Slinic does not currently offer.

What’s Included?

Where VOY’s public pages did not confirm a specific feature, we’ve said so rather than assume it is or isn’t included — check directly with them for anything not detailed here.

Table 3: Clinical Governance Comparison

Delivery Comparison

VOY’s own website states medication is dispatched within one working day of approval, in discreet packaging. VOY’s first delivery includes the pen, four disposable needles (one per weekly injection), and ice packs to keep the medication cool in transit — delivery itself is advertised as free.

Slinic’s delivery is charged at £4.99 per order. Slinic’s first order includes a starter pack (needles and a sharps disposal bin).

Both models get medication to your door reasonably quickly; the meaningful differences are the £4.99 delivery charge at Slinic versus VOY’s advertised free delivery, and the sharps bin Slinic includes as standard that VOY’s own site does not explicitly list as part of the first delivery contents.

Delivery

Most approved Slinic orders are completed within 24 to 48 hours, following clinician approval and the required consultation. Once dispatched, medication is normally sent using a tracked 24-hour delivery service, at a cost of £4.99 per order. Medicines are dispensed by Slinic’s registered pharmacy in discreet, temperature-controlled packaging.

VOY’s own site states orders are dispatched within one working day of approval, with free next-day delivery advertised, in discreet packaging. VOY’s first delivery includes the pen, disposable needles and ice packs to keep the medication cool in transit.

The Subscription Question

VOY’s own website describes a plan-based subscription model: monthly, 3-month, 6-month and 12-month plans, with longer plans priced lower per month than the rolling monthly rate. VOY’s own FAQ states that monthly plans can be cancelled with at least one day’s notice before the next order date at no fee. For 3- and 6-month plans, VOY’s own support pages state that ending the plan early incurs a £50 cancellation fee, while cancellation is fee-free once the final order of the committed term has processed. VOY’s app and clinical hotline (Monday–Friday, with live chat seven days a week) support ongoing account management. Always check VOY’s current terms before ordering, as they may change.

Slinic does not operate a subscription model. You order when you want your next supply, with no automatic recurring billing, no plan length to choose, and no cancellation fee at any point.

How to Switch From VOY to Slinic

1. Check your VOY account for your current plan length and its cancellation terms. If you’re on a monthly plan, VOY states you can cancel with at least one day’s notice before your next order. If you’re on a 3- or 6-month plan, VOY’s own support pages state a £50 early-cancellation fee applies unless you wait until the final order of your term has processed.
2. Complete Slinic’s free eligibility assessment at slinic.co.uk/consultation, noting your current dose, how long you’ve been on it, and your recent treatment history.
3. Your prescriber reviews your assessment and confirms whether your current dose remains appropriate — this is assessed individually, not automatic. See our guide on restarting after a break if you’ve had a gap in treatment.

Who Should Choose Slinic?

• You want one fixed, published price at every dose, with no subscription commitment or cancellation fee
• You want to know your exact price before you order, rather than checking a plan-dependent rate
• You value SCOPE obesity accreditation and being served by an NHS-contracted community pharmacy
• You want included monthly clinical reviews as standard
• You want prescribing to stay within the MHRA-licensed BMI thresholds

When Might VOY Be the Better Choice?

In the interest of fairness:

• You want integrated app-based coaching — VOY’s app for dose tracking, side-effect logging and community support is a feature Slinic does not currently offer in the same format
• You want a rescue pack for side effects included from day one — VOY states its first order includes a rescue pack containing medicines for nausea and diarrhoea; Slinic prescribes symptom relief on request at your monthly check-in
• You’re confident you’ll commit to a longer plan and won’t need to cancel early — VOY’s 6 or 12-month plans may work out competitively priced per month if you complete the full term
• Your BMI is between 25 and 29 without a qualifying weight-related condition — VOY may consider off-label prescribing here; Slinic follows the MHRA-licensed threshold and would not

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Slinic cheaper than VOY?

Yes, at every published Mounjaro and Wegovy dose. At Mounjaro 2.5mg, Slinic’s price including delivery (£143.99) is £50.01 lower than VOY’s own published 6-month plan rate (£194). The saving is around £44 to £54 at other Mounjaro doses. VOY’s rolling monthly plan costs more than its 6 or 12-month plans, while Slinic’s price does not depend on any subscription commitment.

Does VOY use a subscription?

Yes. VOY’s own website describes monthly, 3-month, 6-month and 12-month plans, with longer plans offering a lower monthly price. Slinic does not use a subscription model — each order is placed individually with no recurring commitment.

Can I switch from VOY to Slinic?

Yes. Check your VOY plan’s cancellation terms first, then complete Slinic’s free eligibility assessment with your current dose and treatment history. Your Slinic prescriber will confirm whether continuing at your current dose is appropriate — this is assessed individually, not automatic.

Is VOY a regulated provider?

Yes. VOY’s own website identifies its dispensing pharmacy as Manual Pharmacy, GPhC Registration No. 2203475, with Vinisha Kanda as Superintendent Pharmacist. VOY’s own site also states its prescribing service is CQC regulated, though we have not independently verified a specific CQC registration number for this service. This is a genuine baseline regulatory profile as described by VOY. We could not identify VOY on the current public SCOPE or LegitScript directories.

Who is cheaper for Mounjaro, Slinic or VOY?

Slinic is cheaper at every published dose. Comparing Slinic’s price including its £4.99 delivery fee against VOY’s own published 6-month plan rate, Slinic is between £44 and £54 cheaper per order, depending on dose. VOY’s rolling monthly plan costs even more than its 6-month rate.

Who is cheaper for Wegovy, Slinic or VOY?

Slinic is cheaper at every dose it currently offers, from 0.25mg to 2.4mg. Comparing Slinic’s price including delivery against VOY’s own published 6-month plan rate, the saving ranges from about £14 at the 2.4mg maintenance dose to £49 at 1mg. VOY also offers a 7.2mg dose that Slinic does not currently list.

Does VOY include coaching?

Yes. VOY’s own website describes an app for tracking injections, logging side effects, and a community space, plus a clinical hotline and live chat. This is a genuine feature Slinic does not currently offer in the same app-based format.

Does Slinic include monthly reviews?

Yes. Slinic includes a structured monthly clinical check-in as part of the medication price, where your prescriber reviews dose, progress and side effects. This is included for every patient, regardless of order frequency.

How do I switch safely from VOY to Slinic?

Check your VOY account for an active plan and its cancellation terms. Complete Slinic’s assessment with your current dose, how long you’ve been on it, and recent treatment history. Your prescriber reviews this individually before confirming your restart dose — do not assume continuation at the same dose is automatic.

Which provider offers better value overall?

On price, Slinic is lower at every published Mounjaro and Wegovy dose, even against VOY’s own longer-plan rates, and Slinic requires no subscription commitment. VOY states its first order includes a rescue pack containing medicines for nausea and diarrhoea, plus app-based coaching and a wider dose range including Wegovy 7.2mg. Which matters most depends on your priorities.

How much can I save with Slinic over a year?

Based on remaining on the same dose for 12 months and comparing against VOY’s own published 6-month plan pricing, Slinic could save approximately £528.12 to £648.12 over a year, including Slinic’s £4.99 delivery charge, depending on dose. VOY’s 12-month plan may cost less per month again, so check VOY’s site directly for your exact plan length.

Final Verdict

Slinic and VOY both dispense genuine, UK-authorised Mounjaro and Wegovy through regulated services — the choice between them is about price, commitment and support model, not the medicine itself.

On price, Slinic is consistently lower across every published dose we could compare, and that price never depends on committing to a longer plan. This matters most for patients who want to know their exact monthly cost in advance, who are still finding the right dose and don’t want to commit to a subscription while doing so, or who simply prefer paying as they go. Slinic also includes a structured monthly clinical review as standard, and is operated through an NHS-contracted community pharmacy with SCOPE obesity management certification and LegitScript certification — accreditations we could not identify for VOY on the relevant public directories.

VOY’s genuine strengths are real and worth weighing: an integrated app for tracking doses and side effects, a community space, a rescue pack for nausea and diarrhoea included from the first order, and — for patients who are confident they’ll complete a longer plan without needing to cancel early — potentially competitive pricing per month on a 6 or 12-month commitment. VOY’s own site also states its clinical team may prescribe below the licensed BMI threshold in some circumstances, which will matter to some readers and not others.

If your priority is fixed pricing, no subscription and direct access to UK clinicians, Slinic is likely to be the better fit. If you prefer an app-led experience with coaching and are comfortable committing to a subscription plan, VOY may better suit your needs — just weigh VOY’s £50 early-cancellation fee on 3- and 6-month plans against the discount before committing. Either way, verify current prices and terms directly with the provider before ordering, as both can change.

References

1. VOY. Mounjaro Injection for Weight Loss UK. joinvoy.com — accessed 19 July 2026.
2. VOY. Mounjaro 2.5mg pricing. joinvoy.com — accessed 19 July 2026.
3. VOY. Wegovy Injection for Weight Loss. joinvoy.com — accessed 19 July 2026.
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5. VOY. What BMI do I need for weight-loss injections in the UK? joinvoy.com — accessed 19 July 2026.
6. VOY. Mounjaro vs. Wegovy: Cost, effectiveness & side-by-side comparison. joinvoy.com — updated 21 January 2026, accessed 19 July 2026. Source of VOY’s published 6-month plan pricing table.
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This page is for educational and informational purposes and reflects publicly available pricing and service information at the time of writing. Prices and services at both providers may change — always verify current details before ordering. This content does not constitute medical advice.