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Contraception assessment online

A focused review of your contraception needs and health history by an Australian doctor. For women aged 18+ in Australia. One-off review fee: $49.95.

Complete a secure clinical form. A doctor reviews it and may call you briefly before prescribing.

Safety checks come before payment. Full refund if the doctor declines. Prescription is not guaranteed.

Before you start

Eligibility
Australia only · 18+
For prescribing, you need either Medicare details or a valid IHI, plus an Australian address.
Review fee
$49.95
One-off doctor review. Pharmacy costs are separate if a prescription is approved.
Safety checks
Before payment
Possible pregnancy and specified health risks stop this assessment before checkout.
Safety first

Four answers can stop this assessment before checkout

If you report possible pregnancy, migraine with aura, blood clot history, or smoking, the form directs you to a GP or sexual health clinic before payment.

Pregnant or possibly pregnant

A yes or not-sure answer stops the assessment so pregnancy can be ruled out or assessed through appropriate care.

Migraine with aura

A reported history stops this assessment and directs you to a GP or sexual health clinic.

Blood clot history

A personal or close-family clot history stops this assessment because it changes contraceptive safety.

Smoking

A yes answer stops this assessment. A GP or sexual health clinic can assess your needs in person.

Urgent symptoms need urgent care

Seek urgent care for chest pain, sudden shortness of breath, one-sided weakness, collapse, severe headache with vision or speech symptoms, calf swelling with pain, heavy unexplained bleeding, severe pelvic pain, or possible pregnancy with pain or bleeding. Call 000 for emergencies.

Eligibility and scope

Check whether this online assessment fits your needs

This is a limited online assessment, not a full contraception or sexual health service. We do not provide procedures or device fitting. The form checks your needs before payment; a doctor may recommend an in-person service.

Usually a reasonable starting point

  • You are in Australia and aged 18 or over.
  • For prescribing, you need either Medicare details or a valid IHI, plus an Australian address.
  • You want a focused contraception health assessment. The form checks whether your request fits this online service before payment.
  • Your pre-checkout answers allow this online assessment to continue.
  • You can provide current contraception, blood-pressure context, medical history, and medicine details clearly.

Use another assessment or in-person care

  • Emergency contraception, procedures, device fitting or removal, cervical screening, or STI testing.
  • Pregnancy or possible pregnancy, migraine with aura, blood clot history, or an unsafe smoking context: the form stops before checkout.
  • Severe pelvic pain, heavy unexplained bleeding, sexual assault, chest pain, sudden shortness of breath, collapse, or other urgent symptoms.
Process, cost, and outcome

Safety questions first, then doctor review

The doctor decides whether a prescription is appropriate for you. You can share your current contraception and relevant history in the form.

1 · Complete the safety questions

Confirm your contraception needs in the form, then answer the health questions. Answers that rule out this assessment direct you to in-person care before payment.

2 · Doctor review

If the initial safety checks allow you to continue, an AHPRA-registered doctor reviews your request. They may need more information, such as a current blood pressure reading, before deciding whether to prescribe.

3 · $49.95, outcome, or refund

For prescribing, you need either Medicare details or a valid IHI, plus an Australian address. Pharmacy costs are separate. If clinically appropriate, the outcome is sent digitally. Prescription is not guaranteed. Full refund if the doctor declines.

References

Australian sources

Patient information and standards for online doctor consultations.

FAQ

Contraception assessment FAQ

The essential safety, cost, and assessment questions before you start.

A doctor reviews your contraception needs and relevant health history to decide whether this limited online service is suitable. It is not a full sexual health service. Procedures, device fitting or removal, emergency contraception and STI testing are outside its scope. The form checks your needs before payment.

Continuing care uses the same women's health assessment, with a one-off doctor review fee of $49.95. Have your current treatment details ready. The same safety screen applies even when your circumstances are unchanged. Pharmacy costs are separate; any prescription depends on the doctor's review.

Your contraception needs, pregnancy possibility, migraine with aura, blood clot history, smoking, blood pressure context, other medical conditions and current medicines. The doctor may call or message if more information is needed.

The doctor may need a current blood pressure reading or more context to assess suitability. They may ask for this or recommend in-person review before deciding what care is appropriate.

If you are pregnant or could be pregnant, this paid assessment stops before checkout. Arrange appropriate care with your GP or sexual health clinic. Seek urgent care for possible pregnancy with pain or bleeding.

Full refund if the doctor declines. The doctor will explain why and recommend next steps, which sometimes means seeing your regular GP or attending a clinic in person.

Our flat fee is $49.95 for the doctor review. Pharmacy costs, if relevant, are separate. There are no subscriptions or ongoing fees.

Request a contraception assessment

Complete the secure health questions. Safety checks happen before payment. A doctor reviews suitable requests and decides what care is appropriate.