Contraceptive methods

Combined Pill

Periods lighter and less painful.

Control over when periods come.

Helps to treat acne and spots.

Can be difficult to remember.

Good for preventing sexually transmitted infections.

Can be difficult to remember and actually use.

Injection every 3 months.

Good for period pain.

Good for stopping periods.

Change patch once a week.

Periods lighter and less painful.

Control over when periods come.

Help to treat acne and spots.

The implant being held up to where it is placed in the arm

Very reliable.

Low level of only one hormone.

Irregular bleeding can happen.

Very reliable.

No hormones.

Periods regular and can be heavier.

A contraceptive cup presented in two hands

Put in the vagina before sex.

Used with spermicide gel.

No hormones.

As reliable as condoms.

A hormonal coil between a finger and thumb

Very reliable.

Very low level of only one hormone.

Irregular bleeding can happen.

Carefully working out when it’s safer to have sex.

No tablets, no hormones.

1 in 4 women get pregnant by accident.

Each vaginal ring lasts three weeks.
Periods lighter and less painful.
Control over when periods come.
Helps treat acne and spots.

One pill every day with no breaks.

One hormone only.

Easy and safe, but can be difficult to remember.

Removing a piece from a wooden stacking game.

No clinics, no tablets, no hormones.

Can be difficult to do.

1 in 4 women (25%) get pregnant by accident.

Combined Pill

Condoms

Injection

Patch

Implant

Copper Coil

Diaphragm

IUS

Fertility Awareness

The Ring

Mini Pill

Withdrawal

What's right for me?