Contraception

‘Contraception’ refers to the methods that prevent someone getting pregnant. Contraceptives like condoms also protect against STIs.

Contraceptives can also be used to treat other conditions like endometriosis or Acne.

Each body is different which means some contraceptives make work wonders for some but not for others. Its about finding out the one that works for you – which can take time!

Fertility Tracking

How Does Fertility Tracking Work? Fertility awareness/tracking or also known as natural family planning is when the vulva wonder tracks when their most fertile time...

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Emergency Contraception

How Does Emergency Contraception Work? If you’ve had unprotected sex or your contraceptive has failed, emergency contraception can help stop pregnancy within 5 days. There...

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Diaphragms & Caps

How Do Diaphragms & Caps Work? The Diaphragm is a dome-shaped piece of latex or silicone that goes into the vagina and over the cervix....

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The Patch

How Does The Patch Work? The patch is a small plaster-looking material that can be stuck to your upper arm, shoulder or bum but shouldn’t...

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Contraceptive Pills

How Do Contraceptive Pills Work? The Combined Pill The Combines Pill, often referred to as just ‘the pill’ is a type of contraceptive that contains...

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Condoms

Penis Condoms Condoms for penises are made of very thin latex (you can get non-latex ones) that cover the penis to stop semen from entering...

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The Injection

How Does The Injection Work? The contraceptive injection releases the hormone progestogen into your blood to prevent pregnancy. It lasts for 8 or 13 weeks, depending...

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