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Contraception

Taking charge of your birth control is easier than ever, but with so many options available it can take some time to decide which one will work best for you. You need to consider your lifestyle, how hormonal contraception affects you, and whether you're only using your contraceptive to prevent pregnancy or to ease period pain or acne too.

Here at Chemist4U, our prescribers can suggest a range of contraceptives after you complete your consultation, including different types of contraceptive pill and the contraceptive ring, amongst others. Contraceptive pills are oral contraception (also known as birth control) for women, and the vaginal ring is a hormonal contraceptive that is inserted into your vagina. They are both commonly used to prevent pregnancy, but they can also help to manage irregular or painful periods and acne.

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Remember, your final treatment will be decided by our prescribers based on your answers provided within your consultation. You will be asked to indicate a preferred treatment option from a selected list after completion of your consult.

Contraception Treatments

Microgynon 30 ED

Lucette Tablets 3mcg/3mg

Cimizt 30/150mcg

Lizinna 35/250mcg

Ovranette (Combined Pill)

Eloine (Combined Pill)

Mercilon (Combined Pill)

Femodette (Combined Pill)

Cerazette Mini Pill

Cilique (Combined Pill)

What Contraception treatment can do

Contraceptive pills work by preventing an egg from being released and thickening mucus in the entrance to the womb to prevent sperm from fertilising an egg.

The two main types of contraceptive pills are the combined pill and the mini pill (also known as the POP).

The combined pill, such as Rigevidon and the Yasmin pill, contains two types of female hormone; oestrogen and progestogen.

The mini pill, such as Desogestrel and Cerazette only contains progestogen.

The contraceptive ring is a small plastic ring that you insert into your vagina, where it will stay for 21 days, slowly releasing oestrogen and progestogen into your system.

The contraceptive ring and both forms of the pill are highly effective against pregnancy when taken correctly, however, a prescriber will need to decide which form of contraception is best for you, based on your health, lifestyle choices and medical history.

A quick consultation with one of our Prescribers will help to identify which contraceptive is the best for you and your treatment will be sent directly to you in discreet packaging.

Let us explain how it works

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Choose a Condition

Select your condition

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Step 2

Complete a consultation

Answer questions designed by our healthcare professionals, so we can determine the relevant treatment for you.

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Step 3

Choose a Treatment

We will determine any relevant treatments that we can provide to treat your condition

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Fast and discreet Delivery

We will issue the prescription and treatment in one cost and have your treatment sent out to you fast and discreet by Royal Mail

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