GP at Hand's smartphone doctor ads ruled misleading Adverts for a smartphone GP service that promised NHS doctor appointments "in minutes" have been ruled misleading by the Advertising Standards Authority.
The service offers a symptom-checker and free GP consultations via videolink on smartphones.
The ASA received complaints that the ads did not say users would first have to leave their GP, and registration could take up to three weeks.
GP at Hand said it thought the process was "self-evident". BBC News
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The service offers a symptom-checker and free GP consultations via videolink on smartphones.
The ASA received complaints that the ads did not say users would first have to leave their GP, and registration could take up to three weeks.
GP at Hand said it thought the process was "self-evident". BBC News
See also:
- ASA Ruling on Babylon Healthcare Services Ltd t/a GP at hand Advertising Standards Authority
- Ads for virtual GP at Hand service banned The Daily Mail
- Advert for GP access smartphone app banned by watchdog The Guardian
- Watchdog rules GP at Hand adverts were misleading HSJ
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