Taylors Pharmacy · Support for your contraceptive choices
Contraception Services in Stanley
Have a question about contraception? Speak to our South Moor pharmacy team for a private conversation, clear advice and help with your next steps.
Call about contraception01207 232344 · 226 Park Road, South Moor, Stanley, DH9 7AN
Local care in StanleyBased on Park Road, South Moor
NHS contraception servicesSpeak directly to our pharmacy team
Monday–Friday, 9am–6pmCall 01207 232344 during opening hours
How we can help
Advice you can feel comfortable asking for.
At Taylors Pharmacy, we want you to feel comfortable asking questions. Tell us what you need, and we’ll explain your options without judgement.
Emergency contraception
Our pharmacist assesses whether the emergency contraceptive pill is suitable, or advises where to access an IUD. The NHS service is free; age restrictions may apply.
Contraceptive pill supplies
Ask about starting or continuing the pill through our free NHS pharmacy contraception service. No GP visit or prescription is needed; suitability is assessed and booking may be required.
Condom supply
Free NHS condoms are available for eligible young people. Local age rules apply. Ask our team for details.
Getting started
Start with a conversation
Contact the pharmacy
Call 01207 232344 with your enquiry. Our team can confirm the arrangements before you visit.
Discuss your needs
You can talk in a private room. For pill services, the pharmacist checks suitability before any supply.
Understand your next steps
We’ll explain the outcome of your consultation and answer your questions. If another service is needed, we’ll help you understand where to go.
Your questions, answered
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an appointment?
Condom supply and the listed emergency contraception service accept walk-ins without booking. The NHS pharmacy contraception service may require booking. Call to check staff availability.
Is the conversation confidential?
NHS contraception services are confidential. Healthcare professionals may need to share information if they believe you or someone else is at risk of harm.
How soon do I need emergency contraception?
The emergency pill must be taken within 72 or 120 hours after sex, depending on the type. Seek advice promptly. A copper IUD is the most effective emergency contraception; fitting is arranged with a trained clinician, usually at a sexual health clinic or GP surgery.
Can young people ask for advice?
Yes. NHS contraception advice is confidential for young people, including those under 16. Eligibility and clinical checks apply to individual services.
What should I bring?
If you have them, bring details of your current contraception and medicines. These can help the pharmacist understand your enquiry. Call if you’re unsure what information is needed.
Visit Us
Taylor’s pharmacy
226 park road
Southmoor
DH9 7AN
Hours
Monday–Friday
10am–6pm
Phone
(555) 555-555
Contact Us
Please complete the form, and a pharmacy specialist will respond promptly to discuss tailored solutions for your healthcare needs.
Call: 01207 232344
