We provide information, counselling and prescriptions for all methods of pregnancy prevention. Preventing a pregnancy involves using “birth control" and can include hormonal, non-hormonal, and barrier methods.
Birth control options.
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Birth control pills
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Barrier method (e.g. condoms)
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Birth control patch (e.g. Evra)
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Contraceptive ring (e.g. Nuvaring)
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Intrauterine device IUD (e.g. Copper, Mirena, Kyleena)
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Injectable (e.g. Depo Provera)
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Single-rod implant (e.g. Nexplanon)
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Emergency contraception (e.g. the morning-after pill, post-coital IUD)
To learn more about your different birth control options, visit It's a Plan. If you might need emergency contraception, see What's Next for Me, a website developed to help you choose and access emergency contraception.
For more information on the different types of contraception or birth control, click on a picture below: