Some users may notice a slight change in their menstrual cycle, including early, late, or heavier periods. This is a normal temporary effect.
It is safe to take more than once if needed, but it is not intended for regular contraception. For ongoing protection, consider a regular method such as condoms, combined oral contraceptives, or an IUD.
Yes. Men can purchase emergency contraception to give to a partner. Weldricks Pharmacy guide proper use and timing.
Moderate alcohol consumption does not reduce the effectiveness of the pill. However, excessive alcohol may impair your ability to follow instructions properly.
Pregnancy is unlikely if taken correctly and promptly. If your period is more than a week late, take a pregnancy test.
No. Emergency contraception does not impact long-term fertility. You can try to conceive as normal after the cycle in which it was taken.
Some users may experience mild side effects, including nausea, headache, or temporary changes in menstrual bleeding. Thrush is not a direct side effect, but hormonal changes may occasionally alter vaginal balance.