Curigo Pharma

Travel Health

Expert support to help keep you healthy on every trip.

  • Confidential care

    Your privacy is our priority

  • Clinically assessed

    By experienced UK clinicians

  • Discreet delivery

    To your chosen address

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Your privacy is our priority

Confidential care you can trust, from the comfort of your home.

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Altitude Sickness Prevention

Acetazolamide can help prevent altitude sickness when travelling to high-altitude areas.

  • Helps your body adjust to altitude
  • For moderate or high-risk travellers
  • Clinically assessed by UK clinicians

Acetazolamide 125 mg tablets

Usually taken twice daily, starting 24 hours before ascent; in higher-risk cases it may be started 2–3 days before ascent. Continued until acclimatisation or descent.

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Traveller's Diarrhoea Treatment

Azithromycin can be supplied for severe traveller's diarrhoea in suitable high-risk travellers or those travelling remotely.

  • For severe traveller's diarrhoea
  • Suitable only for specific higher-risk travel situations
  • Clinically assessed by UK clinicians

Azithromycin 500 mg tablets

The PGD dose is 500 mg once daily for 3 days. Antibiotics should only be used when the diarrhoea meets the severity criteria discussed during the consultation.

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Jet Lag Support

Melatonin can help manage jet lag symptoms when travelling across three or more time zones.

  • Helps support your sleep cycle
  • For travel across 3 or more time zones
  • Clinically assessed by UK clinicians

Melatonin 2 mg / 3 mg tablets

Standard treatment is 3 mg once daily at bedtime after arriving at the destination. Doses may be adjusted where appropriate, with a maximum of 5 days per qualifying journey.

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Malaria Prevention

Antimalarial medicines can help reduce your risk of malaria when travelling to certain destinations.

  • Different options to suit your travel plans
  • Tailored to your destination and health
  • Clinically assessed by UK clinicians

Doxycycline 100 mg capsules

Once dailyCapsule

Start 1–2 days before entering the malaria-risk area, continue during travel and for 28 days after leaving.

Mefloquine 250 mg tablets

Once weeklyTablet

Start 10 days before entering the malaria-risk area, continue during travel and for 4 weeks after leaving.

Atovaquone / Proguanil

Once dailyTablet

Start 1–2 days before entering the malaria-risk area, continue during travel and for 7 days after leaving.

Your clinician will recommend the most suitable malaria prevention option based on your destination, health and travel plans.

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How Curigo works

1

Complete consultation

Answer confidential questions about your travel plans, health and current medicines.

2

Clinical assessment

A qualified clinician reviews your answers and decides whether treatment is suitable.

3

Treatment supplied

If appropriate, your medication is dispensed and packed discreetly.

4

Delivered to you

Your treatment is sent using discreet tracked delivery.

100% Confidential

Your privacy is our priority from consultation to delivery.

Expert UK Clinicians

Your consultation is reviewed by a qualified healthcare professional.

Safe & Regulated

Treatment is only supplied following a clinical assessment.

Common questions

Stay protected, wherever your travels take you.

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