An effective, long-acting and reversible family planning method
The IUD is a small, T-shaped device made from plastic and copper that is placed in a woman's womb and provides contraceptive protection for up to ten years.
The IUD is a long-acting, reversible method of contraception (LARC). Long-acting methods of contraception all have the advantage that, once in place, you don’t need to think about them until they need replacing and none of them interrupt sex.
Importantly, they are discrete and no one will know you have it. They do not interrupt sex.
An IUD can only be made available to those who have had at least one child. If you do not have any children, please consider one of the many other types of contraception we offer.
IUDs are also straightforward for a trained provider to insert and remove, which can generally be done at any time.