Period delay
Clinically-proven treatments to help you delay your period from £16
Safe, reliable solutions to help you delay your period
If you have an important event scheduled, our medicated period delay treatments can help you take control.
Our clinical team will be there to advise you on the best options for you and share science-backed tips.
Enjoy your next occasion without worrying about your period
Our expert pharmacists can help you find a treatment that's right for you
Complete an online consultation
Spend no more than 10 minutes filling out a consultation form. You’ll need to tell us about your medical history and current medicine use.
Choose your treatment
Once you’ve completed your consultation, select a treatment. One of our pharmacists will review your answers and let you know if a medicated treatment is right for you.
Get your medicine delivered
If approved by a pharmacist, we’ll deliver your period delay treatment straight to your door. We’ll always put your medicine in discreet packaging to protect your privacy.
“We know that sometimes life events, holidays, or important occasions don’t always align with your cycle. Our pharmacists offer a quick and confidential consultation to help safely delay your period when appropriate, providing convenient, expert care so you can plan with confidence.”
Mital Thakrar, Head of Private Pharmacy Services
Get tips, advice and support for managing your period from our clinically-trained pharmacists
Learn about period delay, your treatment options and clinical support
Yes, but like with any other medicine you should follow the instructions provided by your pharmacist or the patient information leaflet.
No. Period delay treatments are designed to stop your period for a specific duration of time.
If you've noticed changes to your period once you stop taking your period delay treatment, you should speak to your GP or pharmacist.
No, period delay treatments are not intended to be used by pregnant or breastfeeding women.
You should speak to your pharmacist to find out more about the eligibility criteria used to prescribe these medications.