- Open 7 Days a Week
- +44 20 8911 7030
- 829 Romford Road, Manor Park
You can get free NHS contraception at Muhammad's Pharmacy today. Start the pill, continue your prescription, or need help after unprotected intimacy? We're here for you.
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Access our service without a GP referral. Book online before you visit the pharmacy.
Meet a pharmacist in private to discuss your health, medications, and last period.
Once confirmed suitable, receive your chosen contraception or emergency supply on the spot.
This service is for anyone needing contraception support. It doesn't matter if it's your first time, you're continuing a prescription, or it's an emergency.
Start or continue your NHS contraceptive pill directly through the pharmacy. The pharmacist will check if you’re suitable, answer your questions, and give you your pill all in one visit. The NHS offers this service for free to eligible patients. It includes both the combined pill and the progestogen-only pill.
The sooner you take emergency contraception after unprotected sex, the better it works. Both Levonelle (up to 72 hours) and ellaOne (up to 120 hours) are stocked at the pharmacy. Walk in now, no appointment needed, and the pharmacist will see you as a priority.
The pharmacist will ask about a few things. They'll ask about your last period, current medications, health conditions, and any allergies. This helps them confirm which contraceptive option is safe and suitable for you.
Based on your answers, the pharmacist will recommend the right pill or method. They use the NHS contraception guide. This ensures that every patient receives the right, evidence-based care.
If you need emergency contraception, you’ll get it right away during your NHS pharmacy visit. The whole appointment usually takes around 10 to 15 minutes.
This service is open to anyone who needs contraception support, whether it is your first time, you are continuing an existing prescription, or it is an emergency.
Contains both oestrogen and progestogen. Taken daily, it prevents pregnancy when used correctly. Suitable for most healthy women without contraindications.
A progestogen-only option for those who cannot take oestrogen. Often recommended for women who are breastfeeding or have certain health conditions.
Levonelle or ellaOne is available at the pharmacy depending on how much time has passed since unprotected sex. No appointment needed.
A small patch worn on the skin that releases hormones to prevent pregnancy. Speak to the pharmacist to find out if this is available for you.
A long-acting injection given every 8 to 13 weeks. Speak to the pharmacist to check availability and suitability.
The copper IUD must be fitted by a trained clinician at a GP surgery or sexual health clinic. The pharmacist will refer you promptly if this is your preferred option.
Levonelle vs ellaOne
Up to 72 hours (3 days) after sex
Up to 120 hours (5 days) after sex
How It Works
Delays or prevents ovulation
Delays or prevents ovulation
Available
Walk-in, Muhammad's Pharmacy
Walk-in, Muhammad's Pharmacy
Effectiveness
Most effective taken as soon as possible
Effective up to 5 days, but sooner is always better
Cost
Free on NHS
Free on NHS
The copper IUD is more effective than either emergency pill at preventing pregnancy after unprotected sex. It must be fitted within 5 days by a trained clinician at a GP surgery or sexual health clinic. If this is the right option for you, the pharmacist will arrange a referral straight away.
Muhammad's Pharmacy has served the East London community since 2012. Patients choose us for NHS contraception in London because there are no waiting lists, no GP referrals, and a qualified pharmacist available seven days a week.
Access NHS contraception directly at the pharmacy with no GP referral. Booking ahead is recommended.
Contraception and emergency contraception are both available free of charge for all eligible patients in London.
Everything discussed stays private. This includes consultations for patients under 16, in line with NHS confidentiality guidelines.
Our pharmacist holds full NHS accreditation for contraception services and is registered with the General Pharmaceutical Council.
We are open every day including evenings, so the service fits around work, school, and family commitments.
We are open 7 days a week, fitting around your busy schedule.
Muhammad's Pharmacy is an independent pharmacy led by a qualified team who know their patients and genuinely care about the Manor Park community.
Muhammad L Qadir is the Superintendent Pharmacist at Muhammad's Pharmacy, bringing nearly 20 years of experience in community pharmacy to Manor Park, East London.
He is GPhC registered and qualified as an independent prescriber, with specialist training in travel health, vaccination administration, and Yellow Fever certification. Muhammad leads a team of male and female pharmacists and pharmacy technicians who are dedicated to accessible, patient-centred care on the high street.
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Great having a pharmacy that is open late and during weekends. Quick and efficient, great service.
I see they were also offering a flu jab service, if that’s something you need.💉
Staff are very friendly and have a good level of product knowledge always very helpful the pharmacist is a very friendly. And knows all his customers giving that personal touch of service to each customer I recommend this place to everyone.
Had a question about a skin issue and the young Somali girl at the counter was so understanding, helpful and kind. Good customer service
*Closed on bank holidays
Yes. Under the NHS contraception service, a pharmacist can assess your suitability and supply the pill directly. You do not need a GP referral or a previous prescription.
Yes. Both Levonelle and ellaOne are available free of charge on the NHS for eligible patients. Walk in without an appointment and the pharmacist will help you straight away.
The pharmacist can issue a short supply of your current pill to bridge the gap. Bring any packaging or details of your current prescription if you have them.
Yes. The service is available from your first period onward; the pill itself has upper age limits, which the pharmacist will discuss.
Walk-in patients are seen as quickly as possible. Emergency contraception is a priority. If you arrive during opening hours, the pharmacist will aim to see you without delay.
