Contraception

There are many ways to reduce the risk of pregnancy and some are more effective than others. Some methods also help reduce the chance of passing or catching a sexually transmitted infection.

Finding the best method of contraception can take a little bit of time and may change during your life so it’s worth reading about all the different options to help you make the best decision for you.

For more information please visit the following websites:

How to get contraception

I already have contraception (pill, patch or ring) and want to get more.

There are several ways you can get contraception:

1. Contraception delivered by post

Available free to residents of some boroughs, including Kingston. Please check the area in which you live:

Many contraception methods can also be purchased after an online medical assessment and delivered to you by post.

2. Contraception from your GP / local clinic

If you already get contraception from an NHS provider they may organise a prescription without you needing to visit.

Please contact your current / nearest service – find your nearest service here:

3. Contraception from The Wolverton

If the above options are not available to you please contact us and we can offer you an appointment to discuss your contraception over the phone and then arrange for you to collect your medication for the Wolverton.

I already have contraception; I am on the injection and want it again.

Contraception from your GP / local clinic

If you already get contraception from an NHS service then please contact them first.

Contraception from The Wolverton

If you normally have your injection elsewhere please ensure you know the date of your last injection – contact us and we can offer an appointment for your injection.

I currently do not have contraception and think I would like the pill, patch, ring or injection.

There are several ways you can get contraception:

1. Contraception delivered by post-

Available free to residents of some boroughs:

2. Contraception from your GP / local clinic-

They may be able to organise a prescription without you having to visit.

3. Contraception from The Wolverton

If the above options are not available to you please contact us and we can arrange an appointment to discuss your contraception needs.

My Implant or Coil (IUD/IUS) needs replacing or I wish to start using one of these methods.

Contraception from your GP / local clinic

Please contact your current / nearest service – find your nearest service here:

Contraception from The Wolverton

If your contraception needs replacing or you wish to start using the Coil (IUD/IUS fitted) we will offer you an initial telephone assessment and provide you with the appropriate information and ask you to watch this video : Information about intrauterine contraception on Vimeo. We offer morning, afternoon and evening coil appointments.

If your implant needs changing or you wish to have it replaced; please contact us to arrange an appointment.

I wish to have my Implant or Coil (IUD/IUS) removed- I do not want to continue with this method at present.

Contraception from The Wolverton

Coils can only be removed if you have not had sex within the last 7/7 – please consider abstaining from sex before contacting us for a removal.

If you wish to stop using the Implant or Coil but still require contraception it is advisable to start another method before having it removed. Please discuss this during your telephone consultation.

Contraception from your GP / local clinic

If you already get contraception from another NHS provider please contact them first.

We no longer run a walk-in service however, we still offer same day emergency appointments and appointments in the week including evenings.

Please call the clinic on the call centre number below before attending and we can then ensure to book you into the correct appointment type.