The copper IUD provides non-hormonal emergency contraception, making it suitable for individuals who cannot or prefer not to use hormonal methods due to medical conditions or personal preference.

The IUD is a non-hormonal method of emergency contraception that works by releasing copper into the uterus, which stops sperm from being able to survive there and continue its journey to fertilize ...

This emergency contraceptive is a hormone. ... If you decide to use your regular brand of birth control for emergency contraception, you will have to take a lot more than you normally would.

Several states, including California, New Mexico, and Washington, have laws that allow trained pharmacists to prescribe and dispense emergency hormonal contraception to women and girls of all ages ...

Over-the-counter emergency contraception is a safe and effective synthetic hormone that’s meant to be used when a condom breaks, a regular birth control pill is missed or no birth control is used.

House Bill 3489 expands the type of contraception pharmacists can offer to include hormonal, non-hormonal and emergency contraceptives, including Phexxi (non-hormonal), Plan B (levonorgestrel pill ...

“Many pharmacies offer emergency hormonal contraceptives for free to selected age groups when the service is commissioned by the local authority, but privately they usually cost around £20-£30 ...