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Progesterone Only Pill
Mini by name, mighty by nature. The so-called Mini Pill is ... Read more
Mini by name, mighty by nature. The so-called Mini Pill is also known as the Progesterone Only Pill. Now for the science bit: this oestrogen-free hormonal contraception prevents pregnancy by thickening the mucus in the cervix to stop sperm reaching an egg. Designed to take daily, it fits into your life seamlessly. We’ll discreetly deliver it straight to your door, alongside easy to follow instructions and advice.
Start with our ultimate guide to choosing the right Progesterone Only Pill for you.
Find out more about the different varieties of Pill we offer via HANX Fix: Pill.
Contraceptive pills are only available to purchase in isolation - please purchase any other items separately.
LessEffectiveness
Very! The progesterone only pill is over 99% effective when taken correctly, as in the leaflet included with your pill.
This basically means that less than 1 person in 100 people who take the pill will get pregnant in a year.
Side Effects
Many people do not experience any side effects with the progesterone only pill. However, everybody is different. Side effects may include:
- changes to your period, including stopping entirely, becoming lighter, irregular or more frequent
- acne
- breast tenderness, which
often clear up within a few months
Need To Know:
Before you checkout, we’ll ask you some important questions. Your answers are confidential and used only to make sure this is the right contraceptive option for you. If you’re unsure or experience existing conditions, have a chat with your GP or a medical professional first.
Remember: you can only order the pill for your own personal use.
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Burning questions?
Back to biology class! Some types of POP also prevent the ovaries releasing an egg (ie- prevent ovulation). Most people who ovulate do so every month, so these types of POP prevent this and significantly reduce the risk of pregnancy.
Unlike the COCP, you can take the POP if you're over 35 and you smoke.
In order for the POP to work properly, you must take it at roughly the same time each day. Please read the instructions in your advice leaflet before you start relying on your POP for contraception.
The window for a pill to be counted as being ‘missed’ is shorter with the POP than the COCP. Some traditional POPs have a window of 3 hours only, compared with 12 hours for other POPs (containing the synthetic hormone desogestrel). Check the leaflet inside of your pill to be sure how long the window is for your particular pill.
No, it doesn't. Make sure to protect yourself and use a condom, too. Shop HANX ultra-thin, vegan, biodegradable Condoms here.
Yes, the progestogen-only pill is safe to use if you're breastfeeding. Small amounts of progestogen can pass into your breast milk, but this is not harmful to your baby and does not affect the way your milk is produced.
A 3 month supply will be sent out every 80 days - this should leave you with enough buffer time from your previous pack to account for issues with delivery etc. The subscription will run for 4 instances, after which approximately a year will have passed and you will need to renew your prescription by setting up a new subscription.
Burning questions?
Back to biology class! Some types of POP also prevent the ovaries releasing an egg (ie- prevent ovulation). Most people who ovulate do so every month, so these types of POP prevent this and significantly reduce the risk of pregnancy.
Unlike the COCP, you can take the POP if you're over 35 and you smoke.
In order for the POP to work properly, you must take it at roughly the same time each day. Please read the instructions in your advice leaflet before you start relying on your POP for contraception.
The window for a pill to be counted as being ‘missed’ is shorter with the POP than the COCP. Some traditional POPs have a window of 3 hours only, compared with 12 hours for other POPs (containing the synthetic hormone desogestrel). Check the leaflet inside of your pill to be sure how long the window is for your particular pill.
No, it doesn't. Make sure to protect yourself and use a condom, too. Shop HANX ultra-thin, vegan, biodegradable Condoms here.
Yes, the progestogen-only pill is safe to use if you're breastfeeding. Small amounts of progestogen can pass into your breast milk, but this is not harmful to your baby and does not affect the way your milk is produced.
A 3 month supply will be sent out every 80 days - this should leave you with enough buffer time from your previous pack to account for issues with delivery etc. The subscription will run for 4 instances, after which approximately a year will have passed and you will need to renew your prescription by setting up a new subscription.
