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Livingston-based Cloud Pharmacy has announced it will give two patients £500 every Monday from September 28 as it reported revenue growth of 3,400 per cent over two years.

The Scottish online pharmacy, which describes itself as a digital health provider and weight management clinic, said the “ongoing initiative” will see it give away “more than £6,000 in the first six weeks alone”.

P3pharmacy understands the scheme will run for at least six weeks and may be extended. The company said it is intended as a “thank you” to its patients for “playing an important role in helping the business establish itself and expand its services”.

The giveaway is open to eligible members of the company’s rewards programme, with those earning more than 50 reward points during a giveaway week entered into a draw and winners selected at random at 12pm every Monday. “Cloud Rewards points can be earned in a number of ways, including qualifying purchases, patient referrals and birthday points,” the company explained.

The company said its “rapid growth” has seen revenue climb from £2m to £70m in the space of two years, with over a million patients registered. It latest accounts show that in the year to March 31, 2025 net assets rose from £316,080 to £4.9m.

Superintendent pharmacist Nazmul Kadir, who founded Cloud Pharmacy in 2016, said: “Ten years ago, we set out to build a different kind of pharmacy, one that made healthcare easier to access while putting patients first.

“To have now reached more than one million patients is a huge milestone for us and we couldn’t have gotten here without the people who have chosen Cloud, continued their healthcare journey with  us and recommended Cloud to friends and family.

“We wanted to celebrate that in a way that will make a true difference to our patient community. A thank you from our team to those who have supported us over the last ten years, The Cloud Giveback is our way of sharing  our success with those who have helped us get to where we are today.”