Period Delay Private

Delay your period for a holiday, wedding, exam or big event — a quick private consultation with a pharmacist, with treatment if it’s suitable.

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Period delay (treatment, if suitable)£20.99

What’s included

Suitability check

Questions about your health, your cycle and any medicines, to make sure treatment is safe for you.

Plan around your dates

The pharmacist explains when to start and how long you can delay for.

Treatment if suitable

Supplied at the same appointment if it’s right for you.

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43 Moss Way, Liverpool, L11 0BL

0151 546 3057 Opens Monday 9am

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18 Prescot Road, Fairfield, Liverpool, L7 0LQ

0151 263 3864 Opens Monday 9am

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158-160 Windsor Street, Liverpool, L8 8EH

0151 709 8122 Opens Monday 9:30am

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Abercromby Family Pract, Grove Street, Edge Hill, Liverpool, Merseyside, L7 7HG

0151 709 0647 Opens Monday 9am

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138 Longmoor Lane, Aintree, Liverpool, L9 0EJ

0151 523 2017 Opens Monday 9am

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101 Broad Lane, Liverpool, L11 1AD

0151 256 8879 Opens Monday 8am

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205-207 Hoylake Road, Moreton, Wirral, CH46 0SJ

0151 677 2344 Opens Monday 8:30am

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16 Princess Street, Knutsford, WA16 6BU

01565 633322 Opens Monday 9am

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93 Town Lane, Mobberley, Knutsford, Cheshire, WA16 7HH

01565 872080 Opens Monday 9am

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How it works

1
Book ahead

Treatment usually needs to start a few days before your period is due, so book in good time.

2
Private consultation

A short conversation in a private room about your health and your dates.

3
Treatment

If suitable, supplied there and then with clear instructions.

4
Enjoy your event

Your period usually arrives a few days after you stop.

Common questions

When should I book?

At least a few days before your period is due to start — the pharmacist will explain the timing.

Is it suitable for everyone?

No. It isn’t suitable for everyone, for example if you’ve had a blood clot or are pregnant. The pharmacist checks this with you.

Does it work as contraception?

No. You’ll still need contraception if you might get pregnant.