Types of Contraception- Contraceptive pills, Condoms, Implant Device and Coil (intrauterine devices)

 

Contraceptive services are free and confidential on the NHS.

 

You can visit any of the following for contraception:

1. Your Health Vans (Condoms only) 
2. Pharmacy 
  • You do not need to see a doctor or nurse.
  • Pharmacies can start contraceptive pills. This can be for the first time or after a break from the pill.
  • You can visit a pharmacy when you need a further supply of your pill.
3. Sexual Health Services:
  • Get in touch with Sexual Health Services to start the pill or to ask for a further supply.

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  • The Sexual Health team can fit implant and coil devices. You will need an appointment for this, and may need a second appointment for the fitting.
 
4. GP Practices
  • You will need to arrange an appointment for a prescription for the contraceptive pill.
  • For implant and coil fittings, please book an appointment. Not all clinicians offer implant/ coil fittings, you will need to make an appointment with somebody from the practice who does. You may need a second appointment for the fitting.

More information on EMERGENCY CONTRACEPTION. 

Think you might be pregnant…

Where can I get a pregnancy test?
  • Available to buy in pharmacies, local supermarkets, and shops.
What if I have an unplanned pregnancy? What are my options?