Condoms are the only type of contraception that can prevent both pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases (STIs).
If used correctly, condoms are up to 98% effective. Condoms are a ‘barrier’ method of contraception, as they physically prevent sperm from reaching the uterus, so you cannot get pregnant.
There are two types of condoms:
For condoms to be effective, it's important you use the right size.
To make sure your condom is effective, it's important you learn how to use them properly.
You can purchase condoms from pharmacies, supermarkets, and many online retailers, such as Amazon.
You can get free condoms at certain NHS locations, like your local sexual health clinic.
The C-Card is for young people to access FREE condoms at locations across London. Once registered you can collect condoms or get advice from any Outlet displaying the Come Correct logo.
The C-Card scheme is easy, free and confidential.
Queen’s Hospital is open for contraception only by booked appointment (Friday only). Appointments are released online Monday to Friday at 08.00 three weeks ahead for long-acting reversible contraception (implant, IUD/coil), and Monday...
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