Contraception, on your terms.
Doctor-prescribed oral contraception. Combined pills, progestogen-only pills, and emergency contraception. UKMEC-aligned safety screening at the consultation. £120 for the consultation, medication priced separately.
UKMEC-aligned | Combined | Progestogen-only
- GMC GP Register
- CQC-regulated clinic
- GPhC-registered pharmacy
- Today, every day.
What's covered
Your £120 covers the consultation, UKMEC safety screening, prescription dispensed by our pharmacy, and your medical record entry. Medication is a separate prescription charge.
Doctor consultation
15 minutes with a doctor on the GMC GP Register. In person, by video, or by phone.
UKMEC safety screening
The NHS-aligned framework for what's safe for whom. Identifies the small number of women for whom certain pills are not safe.
Prescription
Dispensed by our pharmacy. Same-day for in-person consultations; on the day for video or phone.
Switching, restarting
A 15-minute consultation is enough for most switches. We discuss what you've tried, what's worked, what hasn't.
Side-effect management
Most side effects of a combined pill settle within three months. Switching to a different formulation often resolves it.
Repeat prescriptions
Subscription option: ongoing supply with a 6-monthly review.
The contraception we prescribe
At launch we prescribe oral contraception only: combined hormonal pills, progestogen-only pills, and emergency contraception. Long-acting reversible contraception (LARC: implants, IUDs, injections) is not fitted at LoveMyLife at launch; for LARC, NHS sexual health services and most GP surgeries offer free fitting.
Combined pills (oestrogen plus progestogen)
Most common type. Many brands available; the doctor recommends based on your medical history, side-effect priorities, and what you've used before. UKMEC criteria identify the small number of women for whom combined pills are not safe (migraine with aura, smoking over 35, certain cardiovascular risks, breastfeeding under 6 weeks postpartum, certain other conditions).
Progestogen-only pills (POP)
For women who can't take combined pills (breastfeeding, migraine with aura, over 35 and smoking, certain other conditions). Modern POPs (drospirenone-containing) have a 24-hour missed-pill window, which is more forgiving than older POPs.
Emergency contraception
Levonorgestrel (effective up to 72 hours after unprotected sex) and ulipristal acetate (effective up to 120 hours). Both available by prescription; ulipristal is more effective in the later window.
Pricing
15-minute consultation: £120
UKMEC safety screening, prescription, medical record: included
Combined pill (3 months supply): from [£TBC]
Progestogen-only pill (3 months supply): from [£TBC]
Emergency contraception (single dose): from [£TBC]
Subscription option for repeat prescriptions: from [£TBC] a month (covers the consultation review every 6 months and the medication). Medication is charged separately from the consultation fee.
Or come into the clinic.
Walk into our Westfield London clinic any time. £120 for a 15-minute consultation, in person, by video, or by phone.
Westfield clinic opens early July 2026.
Led by your doctors.
Dr Seth Rankin. Founder, GMC 4467397. GP for over 20 years. Founded London Doctors Clinic before LoveMyLife.
Our wider clinical team are doctors on the GMC GP Register, working with our GPhC-registered pharmacy and CQC-regulated Westfield clinic.
Questions, answered.
Ready to sort your contraception?
Today, every day. Begin with the assessment.