Contraception, on your terms.

The doctor makes sure your choice is safe for you, handles switching from another pill, and sorts any side effects. Most settle within three months, and a different pill usually fixes them.

Already settled on a pill that works? Moving to us is the quick online route: a short form, a doctor reviews it, and we dispense and deliver. Just tell us what you are on. To switch pills, or if your health has changed, a £120 consultation covers it.

We prescribe oral contraception, the patch and the ring, emergency contraception, the contraceptive injection, and the diaphragm. We do not fit coils, the Mirena included, or implants yet. If one suits you, we can refer you, or the NHS fits both free.

Combined pills (oestrogen and progestogen)

Many brands, largely similar; the doctor picks one that suits your history. They are not safe for everyone, so the doctor checks (migraine with aura, smoking over 35, some heart risks, the first weeks after birth).

Progestogen-only pills (the mini pill)

For when you cannot take oestrogen, such as breastfeeding, migraine with aura, or smoking over 35. The modern mini pill forgives a missed pill by up to 24 hours.

Patch and ring

Combined hormonal methods that work like the pill without a daily tablet. The Evra patch is changed weekly; the NuvaRing monthly. The same safety checks apply as for the combined pill.

Contraceptive injection

Medroxyprogesterone, oestrogen-free. Sayana Press you inject at home every 13 weeks; Depo-Provera a doctor gives in clinic every 12 weeks (a £120 visit). Long-term use carries a small increased risk of a benign brain tumour, which the doctor talks through with you.

Cap (diaphragm)

A hormone-free barrier used with gel. The modern Caya is one size, so no fitting is needed. It is less reliable than the pill or a coil, but a good hormone-free option for anyone who will use it carefully.

Emergency contraception

Levonorgestrel works up to 72 hours after sex, ulipristal up to 120 hours and better later on.

• Online: free doctor review, pay only for the medication

• See a doctor: £120 (15 minutes, in person, video or phone)

• Combined pill (3 months): from £20.99

• Progestogen-only pill (3 months): from £20.99

• Emergency contraception: levonorgestrel £20.99, ulipristal £29.99

A prescription is the doctor's go-ahead, not the medicine. Medication is charged separately, dispensed and delivered by us. The prescription is yours to take to any pharmacy free of charge.