Contraception
Explore suitable contraception options based on your health, medicines and personal preferences.
View Contraception OptionsType a product name, treatment, or category.
Access confidential guidance and selected treatments for contraception, period care, menopause, intimate health and urinary concerns.
Every request is reviewed individually to help make sure the recommended care is safe and appropriate for you.
Select the area that best matches your needs. The pharmacist may recommend a different service when another assessment route is more appropriate.
Explore suitable contraception options based on your health, medicines and personal preferences.
View Contraception OptionsGet prompt, confidential support after unprotected sex or possible contraceptive failure.
Get Emergency SupportRequest suitable short-term period-delay support following an individual assessment.
Explore Period DelayAccess support for suitable perimenopause and menopause symptoms, including vaginal dryness.
Explore Menopause SupportGet confidential support for suitable vaginal-thrush symptoms and selected intimate-health concerns.
Explore Intimate HealthAccess guidance for suitable uncomplicated urinary symptoms, with referral when further assessment is needed.
Explore Urinary HealthHormones, contraception, periods, reproductive choices and menopause can affect health and wellbeing differently throughout life.
Support for period timing, cycle concerns and suitable period-management options.
Individual guidance for contraception and time-sensitive emergency options.
Confidential support for selected vaginal, vulval and urinary symptoms.
Support for changing periods, hot flushes, sleep changes, mood symptoms and vaginal dryness.
Some women’s health symptoms overlap. Use this guide to choose an assessment route rather than trying to diagnose the cause yourself.
Changes in smell, colour, amount or texture, with itching, soreness or discomfort.
Urinary discomfort, urgency or increased frequency may require urinary-health assessment.
Delayed, painful, heavier, lighter or irregular periods may need further review.
These may be associated with perimenopause or menopause, especially when periods are changing.
This guide does not provide a diagnosis. Severe, unusual, recurring or pregnancy-related symptoms, pelvic pain, bleeding or fever may require assessment by a GP, NHS 111 or a sexual health service.
Your request is reviewed individually, and another healthcare route may be recommended when online pharmacy treatment is not appropriate.
Select the women’s health area that most closely matches your concern.
Provide accurate information about symptoms, health, medicines, allergies and pregnancy status.
A pharmacy professional reviews your request and may ask further questions.
Treatment may be approved, changed, delayed, declined or redirected to another service.
Provide the information required for an individual pharmacist review.
Women’s health concerns can be personal. Our process is designed to provide a discreet and straightforward route to appropriate pharmacy support.
Start a Confidential ConsultationShare your information through a private online consultation.
Every request is assessed according to your health and circumstances.
Treatment is supplied only when the pharmacist considers it safe and suitable.
Receive information about treatment use and when to seek further help.
We may direct you to a GP, NHS 111, emergency care or a sexual health service when online pharmacy treatment is not appropriate.
Find clear answers about confidentiality, treatment suitability, pregnancy, symptom assessment and referrals.
Yes. Your information is reviewed privately as part of the clinical assessment process.
No. Treatment is supplied only when the pharmacist considers it clinically appropriate and safe for you.
You must disclose pregnancy, possible pregnancy, pregnancy planning and breastfeeding. Some medicines may be unsuitable and another healthcare route may be recommended.
Choose the service that most closely matches your concern. The pharmacist can redirect you when another assessment route is more appropriate.
Some first-time, unusual, recurrent or unclear symptoms may need examination, testing or GP assessment rather than online treatment.
Use a sexual health clinic or appropriate STI-testing service. Many STIs have no symptoms, so testing is the only way to know for certain.
Selected menopause-related support may be available following an individual clinical assessment. The pharmacist will confirm the appropriate service or referral route.
Explore available women’s health services or complete a confidential online assessment for an individual pharmacist review.