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Hormonal and Oral Contraception Consultations

Selected pharmacies can provide eligible patients access to contraception services through a pharmacist consultation.

Oral Contraceptive Pill (OCP) Resupply Consultation
(NSW, ACT, VIC, SA, TAS, WA)

Get your contraceptive pill resupplied without needing a new GP prescription first, if you’ve had an active prescription in the past 2 years.

Book now Check eligibility

Hormonal Contraception Consultation
(QLD, TAS, NSW, NT)

Get a new hormonal contraceptive prescription directly from a trained pharmacist, without needing a doctor’s consultation first.

Book now Check eligibility

Oral Contraceptive Pill (OCP) Resupply Consultation
(NSW, ACT, VIC, SA, TAS, WA)

Get your contraceptive pill resupplied without needing a new GP prescription first, if you’ve had an active prescription in the past 2 years.

Book now

Check eligibility

Hormonal Contraception Consultation
(QLD, TAS, NSW, NT)


Get a new hormonal contraceptive prescription directly from a trained pharmacist, without needing a doctor’s consultation first.

Book now

Check eligibility

Important: Not all pill brands or contraceptive options are available. Please note; not all types of hormonal contraceptive medications can be given. Please check with your Pharmacist first.


How does it work?

A simple overview to help you understand what happens next.

Choose your service

Pick the option below that matches your needs and state.

Check eligibility during booking

The booking process will confirm your eligibility based on your details and criteria.

Pharmacist assessment & supply

A trained pharmacist reviews suitability and may provide resupply or a prescription if appropriate.

Choose the right service for you

Oral Contraceptive Pill (OCP) Resupply Consultation (NSW, ACT, VIC, SA, TAS, WA)

Selected pharmacies can now provide eligible patients with a contraceptive pill resupply consultation, making it easier to access their regular medication without visiting a GP for a new prescription first.

A specially trained pharmacist will review your suitability and, if appropriate, provide a resupply of approved oral contraceptive pills.

If you’ve had a prescription for the pill within the last 2 years, you may be eligible for this service.

Please note that not all pill brands or contraceptive options are available.

Book Now

Hormonal Contraception Consultation (QLD, TAS, NSW, NT)

Trained Pharmacists in QLD, TAS, NSW, NT can prescribe hormonal contraceptives without a prior doctor's consultation.

This means that you can obtain a prescription for a contraception that you are already on, or can be prescribed a contraceptive option for the first time.

To be eligible for a Hormonal Contraception consultation, you must meet the following criteria:

  • Be a woman or gender-diverse person with female biology
  • In QLD, be aged between 16 to 50 years (inclusive)
  • In TAS, be aged 16 years and older
  • In NSW, be aged 18 to 39 years

Book Now

If you are already using a hormonal contraceptive, talk to your TerryWhite Chemmart Pharmacist about getting your prescription directly from your pharmacy.

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Choose the service that’s right for you

Oral Contraceptive Pill (OCP) Resupply Consultation

States: NSW/ACT • VIC • SA • TAS • WA

Selected pharmacies can now provide eligible patients with a contraceptive pill resupply consultation, making it easier to access their regular medication without visiting a GP for a new prescription first.

A specially trained pharmacist will review your suitability and, if appropriate, provide a resupply of approved oral contraceptive pills.

If you’ve had a prescription for the pill within the last 2 years, you may be eligible for this service.

Please note that not all pill brands or contraceptive options are available.

Book Now

Hormonal Contraception Consultation (QLD & TAS)

States: QLD • TAS

Trained Pharmacists in QLD and TAS can prescribe hormonal contraceptives without a prior doctor's consultation.

This means that you can obtain a prescription for a contraception that you are already on, or can be prescribed a contraceptive option for the first time.

To be eligible for a Hormonal Contraception consultation, you must meet the following criteria:

  • Be a woman or gender-diverse person with female biology
  • In QLD, be aged between 16 to 50 years (inclusive)
  • In TAS, be aged 16 years and older

Book Now

If you are already using a hormonal contraceptive, talk to your TerryWhite Chemmart Pharmacist about getting your prescription directly from your pharmacy.

Learn More

Frequently Asked Questions

What happens during my consultation?

The Pharmacist will check that you are eligible for a hormonal contraceptive supply at the pharmacy and that it is safe for you.

The Pharmacist will ask you:

  • your name and date of birth
  • about your hormonal contraceptive and the reasons for using it
  • when you last spoke to your doctor about your hormonal contraceptive
  • if you have experienced any side effects
  • if you have any medical conditions
  • if you take any other medicines (prescription or non-prescription)
  • about your lifestyle (for example, they will ask if you smoke).

The Pharmacist will also take your blood pressure and record your height and weight

How do I know if I’m eligible?

Eligibility varies by service and state. Check your eligibility above.

Which states offer what?

  • OCP Resupply Consultation: NSW/ACT, VIC, SA, TAS, WA
  • Hormonal Contraception Consultation (pharmacist prescribing): QLD, TAS, NSW & NT

Are all pill brands or contraceptive options available?

Not all pill brands or contraceptive options are available.

Please note; not all types of hormonal contraceptives medications are able to be given. Please check with your Pharmacist first.

Learn more about contraception

Effective birth control is crucial for preventing unintended pregnancies, allowing individuals to plan their families and futures with confidence.

Find out more about the various contraceptive options available and find the one that best suits your health needs and lifestyle.

Find out more about contraception

Disclaimer
General advice only – this information should not replace the information provided to you by your health care professional. If symptoms are severe or persist, please speak to your healthcare professional. Information is current as of the date of publishing.