Sandyford Reviews 

Very unprofessional argumentative woman. In accurate results. Would not submit a copy of the test graph to get it cross checked, would not send results by email, i feel this is so there is no digital trail and paper mandate results could then be denied. The person who done the test should have failed as I witness the event with my own eyes. The test was limited to ONE question which the tester claims is standard even tho it should be 3 questions on any polygraph test. She was very proud of her alleged master degree (which is very questionable to be true) but felt the need to repeatedly mention this when questioned over alleged corruption! Avoid this testing centre if u want accurate results or justice.

Vasectomy : late appointment ( 17.30 ) arrived early parking was right in front of the entrance paid parking till 6 so only cost me 5£ I was absolutely dreadful having to go in … being 45 mins early surely didn’t help my stress build up, once in Dr. Scott was amazing very calming and put things in perspective .. the injection was the one thing I dreaded the most but that turned out the be so much less painful then I had build up 50 mins before ..

Procedure went quick .. had a general chat while procedure was done .. felt nothing.. and would hope this helps to future vasectomy candidates to feel relaxed about going to get this done .. Dr Scott I can’t thank you enough.. ( including assistent !!!! Who’s name i unfortunately never remembered )

The negative comments about reception or bad telephone service I personally cant agree with .. I was on the waiting list a very long time .. ( backlog COVID ) but the process was fairly straightforward
1.apply for procedure
2. Fill in the paperwork
3.they contact you to have a phone intake and explanation
4. You agree to go ahead or not
5. Wait for a phone call to get appointment booked in
6. Final call to confirm you actual booking / appointment

Dr Gordon Wilkinson runs the gender identity service at the Sandyford Clinic for children in Glasgow, Scotland. He is recommending puberty blockers to vulnerable children for which there is insufficient evidence of benefit and has not researched the long term risks.