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The morning after

by The Family Planning Association
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Where can I get EC?

You can get EC free from:

  • Any GP who provides contraceptive services
  • Any family planning clinic
  • Any young person's clinic or Brook clinic
  • Most genito-urinary medicine (GUM)/sexual health clinics
  • Most NHS walk-in centres (in England only)
  • Some hospital accident and emergency departments (phone first)
  • Some pharmacies.
You can buy emergency contraception from:
  • Most pharmacies if you are sixteen years old or over
  • Some privately run clinics, such as British Pregnancy Advisory Service (BPAS).
Importantly, all the advice and treatment you receive is confidential - wherever you receive it.

For information and advice on all methods of contraception visit: The Family Planning Association website or ring their helpline on 0845 3101334

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