Real medicine, real doctors, real safeguards.
This is exactly how we source, prescribe, monitor and protect. No fine print, no hand-waving.
The real thing.
South Africa has a growing problem with unregulated health products mixed and sold outside proper controls. When you're prescribed medication through FemLab, you get the genuine, regulated and certified medication, start to finish.
Safety built into every step.
From your first answer to your ongoing care, there are checks designed to keep you safe.
A structured medical questionnaire flags conditions, medicines and risk factors before anything is prescribed. Any flag routes to a doctor.
Every plan is reviewed by an HPCSA-registered doctor, who prescribes only where it's clinically appropriate, and declines where it isn't.
Scheduled reviews track how you're responding so your doctor can adjust your dose or plan over time.
If something doesn't feel right, you can reach the clinical team. They can advise, adjust, pause or stop treatment, quickly.
All medicines carry potential risks, side effects and contraindications. Treatment is prescribed only where clinically appropriate, and not everyone will qualify.
Your information, protected: in plain language.
Your health details are sensitive, and we treat them that way. Here's what that means, without the legal jargon.
If something goes wrong, here's exactly what happens.
Telling us matters. It keeps you safe and helps us improve. Nothing about this process is hidden.
Report a side effect, reaction or concern by WhatsApp, email or your account, whatever's easiest.
Medical concerns go to the clinical team; a clinician can advise, adjust, pause or stop your treatment.
Adverse events are documented and, where required, reported to the relevant authorities and manufacturers.
We check back in with you and, for complaints, respond with a clear outcome and any next steps.
Still weighing it up? That's fair.
Meet the doctor who'll review your care, or start a free, no-commitment check whenever you're ready.
FemLab provides access to independent medical assessment and healthcare support by HPCSA-registered practitioners. Treatment is prescription-only and provided only where clinically appropriate following a doctor's review; not everyone will qualify. All medicines have potential risks, side effects and contraindications. Sourcing and handling standards described here are current as at publication and apply to the relevant treatment as noted.