Contraception
There are many reliable contraceptive methods available, ranging from hormonal pills and patches to long-acting devices like the coil or implant. Our healthcare professionals provide expert advice to help you choose the most suitable option.
Medically reviewed by Muhammad Abdul Jalil, Superintendent Pharmacist · GPhC Reg No: 2236161
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Overview
There are many contraceptive options available beyond the traditional pill. Our pharmacists can help you find the method that best suits your lifestyle and health needs.
Understanding Contraception
Modern contraceptives are highly effective when used correctly, with options to suit everyone. Main types include: hormonal methods (combined pill, mini pill, contraceptive patch, vaginal ring, implant, and injection).
Treatment & Prevention
Our experts may recommend: The combined pill: taken daily for 21 days with a 7-day break; regulates periods and prevents ovulation. The mini pill: a progesterone-only option suitable for those who can't take oestrogen.
Select Your Treatment
Choose a treatment below then start your consultation. Our pharmacist will review and approve.
Transdermal patch
Vaginal ring
Subcutaneous injectionNot sure which treatment is right for you? Our pharmacist will review your answers and may recommend an alternative based on your health profile. You're not committed until approved.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about contraception and available treatments.