An online GLP-1 clinic, licensed in Singapore
Yes, you can get GLP-1 medication online in Singapore. GetLean Clinic is licensed by the Ministry of Health (HCSA licence R/26M2469/MDS/001/262), and Dr Quek Keng Liang, registered with the Singapore Medical Council, assesses you by live video. Where he prescribes, Mounjaro or Wegovy is delivered to your door, from S$488 a month all-in. Book your S$20 consult.
How to check any clinic’s licence: MOH points the public to two registers, the HealthHub directory of licensed services and the Singapore Medical Council’s register of doctors; how to verify a clinic licence and a doctor shows each check.
If the programme is right for you, it costs from S$288 a month for a daily tablet or from S$488 a month for a weekly injection, depending on dose, with the medication included. Consultations with Dr Quek are by live video, medication is delivered to your door, and your care team is on WhatsApp from 9am to 9pm every day, Singapore time. Outside those hours an urgent symptom does not wait for a reply: go to an emergency department, or call 995 if it is an emergency.
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Online GLP-1 in Singapore: the questions we hear most
Can I get GLP-1 medication delivered to my home in Singapore?
Yes. Where Dr Quek prescribes, GetLean delivers the medication discreetly to your home, typically the next working day after your consultation.
Is there an online doctor in Singapore who can prescribe GLP-1 for weight loss?
Yes. Dr Quek Keng Liang, registered with the Singapore Medical Council, prescribes GLP-1 medication for weight loss at GetLean after a 30-minute live video consultation (S$20), where it is clinically appropriate for you. Book your consult.
Yes, through a clinic licensed for remote care
GLP-1 medication is prescription-only in Singapore. The Ministry of Health has told Parliament it can only be dispensed by a registered doctor or a licensed retail pharmacy against a valid prescription. Getting it online is legal when a licensed clinic’s doctor assesses you and prescribes it; anything sold without a prescription is outside that route.
GetLean Clinic is licensed by Singapore's Ministry of Health under the Healthcare Services Act 2020 — licence R/26M2469/MDS/001/262, for outpatient medical service delivered remotely. Consultations are with Dr Quek, who is registered with the Singapore Medical Council.
The rules for remote care are specific. A first-time patient must be seen by real-time two-way video, and medication is never prescribed on the strength of a questionnaire alone. If the doctor decides you need an examination that cannot be done over video, the clinic has to arrange it another way and tell you. Each rule, with its source, is in Telehealth GLP-1 treatment: the rules in Singapore. For the consultation steps, read Can an online doctor in Singapore prescribe GLP-1 for weight loss?.
From booking to your door, in three steps
- Book and answer the health questions. You book your consult and tell us about your goals and health. This only gets you ready: it never decides whether you are prescribed anything.
- See Dr Quek by live video. A 30-minute consultation for S$20. He reviews your history and decides whether GLP-1 medication is right for you. If he decides it is not, your S$20 is refunded in full.
- Medication to your door. Where he prescribes, it is delivered discreetly to your home, typically the next working day after your consultation, and daily WhatsApp coaching starts.
Four steps, all from home
01 · Book your consult
Book your consult with Dr Quek and tell us about your goals and health.
02 · Doctor video consult
Dr Quek reviews your history and goals over secure two-way video — never a form.
03 · Your programme
Your GLP-1 medication (the catalyst), a personalised nutrition and daily activity plan, and daily WhatsApp coaching to keep it in front of you.
04 · Track & taper
Regular reviews with Dr Quek, the lowest effective dose, and a plan toward your exit where clinically appropriate.
Medication delivered to your door
Where medication is clinically appropriate, it is delivered discreetly to your door. Where a prescription is issued, first delivery is typically the next working day after your consultation. Nothing is prescribed or dispensed before Dr Quek has assessed you, and a consultation does not guarantee that a prescription will be issued.
Daily coaching on WhatsApp
A WhatsApp line, 9am to 9pm every day, Singapore time
Message the clinic whenever something comes up — a side effect, a question about your plan, a week that went badly. Your care team is on WhatsApp from 9am to 9pm every day, Singapore time, so little has to wait for your next appointment. Outside those hours an urgent symptom does not wait for a reply: go to an emergency department, or call 995 if it is an emergency.
An assistant that keeps you on the plan
Dr Quek sets your nutrition and exercise plan. An AI-powered assistant on the same WhatsApp line coaches you through it every day — reminders, check-ins, and progress tracking. The plan is Dr Quek's. The assistant is what keeps it in front of you.
Follow-ups on a schedule, not on request
We check in when your medication arrives and again after your first dose, and from then on the daily WhatsApp coaching keeps us in touch every day. Dose changes, side effects and plateaus get caught early because someone is actually watching.
S$20 to start
The first step is a 30-minute video consultation with Dr Quek for S$20. If the programme is right for you, it is from S$288 a month (S$388 depending on dose), for the Oral GLP-1 programme and from S$488 a month (S$788 depending on dose, S$1,088 at the max dose), for the Injectable GLP-1 programme, with the medication included. Your monthly price depends on the medication and dose you are prescribed. The details are on the pricing page.
Online GLP-1 care, answered
Can I get GLP-1 medication online in Singapore?
Yes, through a clinic licensed by the Ministry of Health to provide care remotely, after a doctor has assessed you by video. GLP-1 medication is prescription-only: it can only be dispensed by a registered doctor or a licensed retail pharmacy against a valid prescription. At GetLean you book a consult and see Dr Quek by live video from home, with no clinic visit, and any medication he prescribes is delivered to you. Nothing is prescribed or dispensed before he has assessed you, and a consultation does not guarantee a prescription.
Do I need to visit a clinic?
No. Everything happens over secure two-way video and messaging. Where medication is clinically appropriate, it is delivered discreetly to your door. GetLean Clinic is licensed by the Ministry of Health to provide outpatient medical care entirely by remote delivery. Your consultations, reviews and WhatsApp coaching all happen online.
Is the consultation a live video call?
Yes. Consultations with Dr Quek are live video calls on Google Meet; the first one is 30 minutes. A first-time patient must be seen by real-time two-way video, and medication is never prescribed on the strength of a questionnaire alone.
Is GetLean licensed?
Yes. GetLean Clinic is licensed by Singapore's Ministry of Health under the Healthcare Services Act 2020 — licence R/26M2469/MDS/001/262, for outpatient medical service delivered remotely. Consultations are with Dr Quek, who is registered with the Singapore Medical Council.
How can I check that Dr Quek is registered?
Dr Quek is registered with the Singapore Medical Council. Search for “Quek Keng Liang” in the Singapore Medical Council’s register.
How much does it cost?
The first step is a 30-minute video consultation with Dr Quek for S$20. The programme is from S$288 a month (S$388 depending on dose), for the Oral GLP-1 programme and from S$488 a month (S$788 depending on dose, S$1,088 at the max dose), for the Injectable GLP-1 programme, with the medication included. The monthly price depends on the medication and dose prescribed.
Is it private?
Yes. Your information is handled under Singapore’s PDPA, and consultations and any delivery are discreet.
Will I be on it forever?
That is not the goal. We work toward your lowest effective dose and, where clinically appropriate, toward coming off the medication entirely — with the habits you have built holding your results.
The programme is designed to end: Dr Quek plans the pace and the taper off the medication from your first consultation. The GetLean GLP-1 Taper Plan steps the dose down at his monthly reviews, toward your lowest effective dose and, where clinically appropriate, off the medication.
Choosing a clinic for that process? Read which Singapore clinic helps you taper off GLP-1. How a planned taper works: Coming off GLP-1 in Singapore: what happens and how to plan.
Dr Quek confirms suitability at your consultation.
GLP-1 medication is prescription-only and is dispensed solely where clinically appropriate, as determined by Dr Quek. This page describes how the service works and is not medical advice.