- WOMEN'S HEALTH
Emergency Contraception
If contraception has failed or you’ve had unprotected sex, emergency contraception is more effective the sooner you take it. Get a discreet, same-day assessment from a prescriber, no GP appointment needed.
Qualified pharmacists
Same-day appointments
Transparent pricing
Convenient local service
Qualified pharmacists
Same-day appointments
Transparent pricing
Convenient local service
- HOW IT WORKS
Treatment in Three Simple Steps
No GP appointment, no waiting room. Start online and a qualified pharmacist handles the rest, discreetly.
Complete a Quick Assessment
Answer a few quick, private questions about your emergency contraception needs and health.
Pharmacist Review
A prescriber reviews your answers and recommends suitable treatment.
Collect or Receive
Pick up discreetly in Brentwood, or have your treatment delivered.
- IS IT RIGHT FOR YOU?
Who It's For
This may suit you if…
- You've had unprotected sex or your contraception failed
- It's been 5 days or less since unprotected sex
- You're not already pregnant
It may not be suitable if…
- It's been more than 5 days since unprotected sex
- You already know you're pregnant
- You take medicines or have conditions your prescriber will ask about
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Frequently Asked Questions
How soon should I take it?
Emergency contraception works best the sooner it’s taken, levonorgestrel within 3 days (72 hours) and ellaOne within 5 days (120 hours) of unprotected sex. The sooner, the more effective.
Is it discreet?
Yes. The assessment is private, and treatment can be collected quietly in plain packaging or delivered to you.
Which option is right for me?
There are two main types, your prescriber recommends the most suitable based on timing, any medicines you take, and your health.
Are there side effects?
As with any medicine, side effects are possible. Your prescriber will explain the risks and benefits so you can make an informed choice.
Does it protect me for the rest of my cycle?
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