Harley Street, London
London Cartilage Clinic
66 Harley Street, London W1G 7HD
Knee assessment and non-surgical treatment, including TriCombo, led by Professor Paul Lee. Start with a discovery call or book a consultation.
Where to have it
TriCombo is given by a clinician, in a clinic, after an assessment of your knee. The clinic listed here currently offers it. Being seen there is not a decision to have any particular treatment; the clinician who examines you decides whether it is suitable.

Clinics
Bioport TriCombo is a glucosamine and chondroitin injection for the knee that also contains hyaluronic acid as its lubricating component. Contact the clinic directly to arrange an assessment. The clinic, not this website, decides whether TriCombo is suitable for you.
Harley Street, London
66 Harley Street, London W1G 7HD
Knee assessment and non-surgical treatment, including TriCombo, led by Professor Paul Lee. Start with a discovery call or book a consultation.
How it works
TriCombo is given only by a clinician, in a clinic, after an assessment of your knee. It is not sold to the public.
The clinic listed on this page currently offers TriCombo. Being seen there does not commit you to any particular treatment.
At London Cartilage Clinic you can start with a free discovery call, or book a consultation with a clinician.
Clinics set their own fees. Ask what the fee covers, and the clinic will confirm it in writing before treatment.
Your clinician decides
Elsewhere in the UK
Tell us roughly where you are and Actomed, which handles UK supply of TriCombo, will point you to a UK clinic offering it. Actomed does not treat patients and cannot give clinical advice about your knee, so please do not include medical details.

Read what to bring and what to ask, and what happens before, during and after the injection.
