Emergency contraceptives in England 2004-2023 by type

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The results show that there has been a general decrease in the number of oral contraceptives provided over the period, but an increase in the number of IUDs provided by sexual and reproductive health services in England. After a large drop in 2020/21 which could be a COVID-related decrease in health service usage, the numbers of emergency contraceptives provided have increased. This statistic shows the number of emergency contraceptives provided by sexual and reproductive health services in England from 2004/05 to 2022/23, by type.

Number of emergency contraceptives provided by sexual and reproductive health services in England from 2004/05 to 2022/23, by type (in thousands)

Characteristic	Oral	IUD
2022/23	76.2	7.1
2021/22	47.4	7.4
2020/21	39	6.6
2019/20	71.5	9.2
2018/19	82.2	9
2017/18	87.6	8.4
2016/17	89.4	6.4
2015/16	99	5.5
2014/15	108.2	5.8
2013/14	112.5	5.5
2012/13	125	7.1
2011/12	129.8	6
2010/11	134.2	5.6
2009/10	137	6.6
2008/09	137.8	4.7
2007/08	131.8	4.1
2006/07	153.1	5
2005/06	164.5	4.8
2004/05	174.1	4.5

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Release date

September 2023

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Region

United Kingdom (England)

Survey time period

2004/05 to 2022/23

Supplementary notes

This analysis does not represent the full amount of emergency contraceptives provided to the population . Emergency contraceptives can be obtained from other sources such as GPs, and since 2001 direct from pharmacies without a prescription (for women aged 16 and over).

Oral contraceptives include combined hormonal contraceptives and oral progestogen-only contraceptives.
IUD is the Inter- Uterine Device.

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