Your pill, your way

You must be between your first period (menarche) and 49 years old (or 54 years old for progesterone only). You’ll need to provide your blood pressure measurement if you are taking the combined pill.

Yes, you can use this service for free emergency contraception, to help reduce the risk of pregnancy after unprotected sex or where you believe your contraception may have been compromised. You can also get emergency contraception (or the morning after pill) separately from our pharmacy shop.

No. The contraception service is for oral contraceptive pills (combined pill and progesterone only pill) only. You’ll need to speak with your GP if you require another form of contraception, such as devices/coils, implants, patches, rings or injections.

You can get condoms from our online shop, which will be discreetly delivered to your door.

Yes. You’ll be given the same type of contraception as you’ve had before. The packaging may be different as the same medicine is produced by a range of brands, but the medicine itself will be the same. You could discuss alternatives with our pharmacist as part of the call should you wish.

You can speak to our pharmacist if you want to change your contraception at any time.

This service is completely free, including the appointment, contraceptive pills, and delivery.

You’ll need to speak to a GP or sexual health clinic if you want to switch to a different type of contraception, such as an implant or injection. Our pharmacist can help if you wish to change your pill type.