Your questions answered

A European telemedicine service. You answer a medical questionnaire, an EU-licensed doctor reviews it and, if appropriate, issues an electronic prescription you can use at pharmacies across the EU.

Yes. Docalo is operated by TrueNorth Telehealth, Inc., a company incorporated in the United States. Every case is reviewed by a doctor registered with their national medical council.

No. The consultation happens in writing. If the doctor needs more detail, they message you in your private chat.

An EU-licensed doctor from our medical team. You'll see their name and registration number on your prescription.

About 5 minutes to answer. A doctor replies in under 2 hours on average.

The questionnaire screens for contraindications, and the doctor can ask follow-up questions, suggest another option, decline or refer you for in-person care.

The doctor explains why, and we refund the fee in full.

Message your doctor in your account chat. For severe or sudden symptoms, call 112 or go to the nearest emergency department.

Your data is encrypted and stored inside the EU under GDPR. We never use it for marketing without your consent.

Yes. Write to hello@docalo.com and we'll send you a copy or delete it. This covers your rights of access, rectification, erasure, objection and portability; we respond within 30 days. Some health records must be retained for 5 years after the last consultation to meet applicable medical-legal duties.

Weight loss €49 a month; hair growth €49 a month (billed €49 monthly); sexual health €49 and dermatology €49, one-off.

No. You pay the pharmacy for any medicine, at the price it sets.

Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Apple Pay and Google Pay. Payment is taken at the end of the questionnaire and refunded in full if the doctor doesn't approve treatment.

No. Docalo doesn't sell or ship medication. You collect it at the pharmacy you choose.

Yes. The e-prescription meets EU Directive 2011/24/EU for cross-border recognition. The pharmacist may dispense a locally marketed equivalent.

Your doctor can renew it within your plan. The doctor states the treatment duration when issuing it; typically 3–6 months for chronic treatments and 1 month for acute ones.

Adults aged 18 and over who can collect their medicine at a pharmacy in the EU.

Yes. Tell us what you take now in the questionnaire and the doctor reviews whether to continue or adjust it.

Some treatments aren't suitable. The questionnaire asks, and the doctor decides what's safe.