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Contraception

Who this service is for
- Women aged 18 and over seeking contraception
- Those looking to change contraceptive method
- Women needing a repeat prescription
This service is not suitable for
- Those requiring long-acting contraception (coil/implant)
- Women with certain medical conditions
- Those needing contraception urgently (see emergency contraception)
When to seek urgent care
Contact your GP or seek emergency care immediately if you experience:
- Missed pills and unprotected sex
- Unusual bleeding patterns
- Possible pregnancy
Treatment information
We can prescribe the combined pill or the progestogen-only pill after an assessment that covers your health, blood pressure, migraine history, smoking and any other medicines. Your prescriber will recommend the option that suits you, or refer you if a long-acting method or a GP review would serve you better.
Prescription treatment is only supplied following a clinical assessment. If treatment is not clinically appropriate, you will not be charged for medication.
Reviewed by
Anand Sharma
MRPharmS, Independent Prescriber
Superintendent Pharmacist (designate)
Important information
This is a private healthcare service. Prescription medications are only supplied following a clinical assessment by a qualified prescriber. Treatment is not guaranteed and will only be provided where clinically appropriate. Alternative options may be discussed.