Consultation fees include a full health assessment, diet and lifestyle support, writing a herbal prescription, and following your progress with the treatment. It also includes advice sheets and support via telephone or email between consultations where needed.
Medicines are charged for separately, the cost of which can vary depending on what is needed (see below). To give you an idea of how much treatment is likely to cost in total, the average amount payable for an initial consultation together with 3 weeks’ worth of medicine is around £70, and for a follow-up consultation with 3 weeks’ medicine is around £55, but this can vary slightly depending on what is needed.
Because herbal consultations are generally only needed once every three weeks (as opposed to other therapies that often can be needed weekly) this makes herbal medicine a very affordable option.
Mark offers a limited number of concessions on consultation fees in Chepstow for those with financial challenges. They are by prior arrangement only, please contact Mark to find out more.
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Initial consultation (1 – 1½ hours),”£45 + cost of medicines (see below)”
Follow-up consultations (½ hour),”£30 + cost of medicines (see below)”
Follow-up consultations by telephone (½ hr),”£20 + cost of medicines (see below)”
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Tinctures per 100ml,”£8″
Fluid extracts per 100ml,”£10″
Tinctures in 50ml dropper bottle,”£5″
Dried herbs per 50g,”£5″
Slippery elm bark per 50g,”£6″
Creams per 60ml jar,”£8-£12″
Custom made capsules per 50,”£9″
Mushroom capsules per 60,”£15-18″
Essential oils per 10ml,”£8″
Other oils per 50ml,”£6″
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Postage and packing (where appropriate),”£4″
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*Prices can occasionally vary depending on ingredients (E.g. for rarer herbs) but this will always be discussed with you before a prescription is decided upon and you will be given a choice as to whether to include these herbs or not.
Prices are reviewed and updated each year in April (Next review April 2017).
