Contraception Treatment Prices
Compare what GPhC-registered UK pharmacies charge for private emergency contraception and related services — including consultation where required.
At a glance
- Private emergency contraception: typically £10–£35 depending on medicine and service
- In many areas the morning-after pill is free via NHS pharmacy schemes — ask first
- ellaOne (ulipristal) and Levonelle (levonorgestrel) differ in timing window and interactions
- Online private supply usually includes a short clinical questionnaire
- Always use a GPhC-registered pharmacy
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much do private contraception treatments cost in the UK?▼
Emergency contraception from a UK pharmacy typically costs £10–£35 privately, depending on the medicine (levonorgestrel/Levonelle vs ulipristal/ellaOne) and whether you use an NHS free route or a private online service. In many areas the morning-after pill is free via NHS pharmacy schemes — ask first. Online private supply usually includes a short clinical questionnaire; always use a GPhC-registered pharmacy.
Do I need a consultation for contraception treatments online?▼
Most private treatments compared here are prescription-only, so a consultation reviewed by a UK prescriber is required and suitability is never guaranteed. Always use a GPhC-registered pharmacy and check the premises number on pharmacyregulation.org before ordering.
Ask about free NHS supply first
Many areas offer free emergency contraception through NHS pharmacy schemes. If you pay privately, compare total service cost and use a GPhC-registered pharmacy.