An illustration of various contraception methods including birth control pills, internal and external condoms, and an IUD.

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Contraception (Birth Control)

A prescription from a PPT clinician is needed to purchase any birth control or treatment. You can get emergency contraceptives right away with one of our Peer Educators. Call (416) 961-0113 or check out our appointments page for full hours.

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Judgement-free treatment

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Free visits and low-cost treatment

in Toronto

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Gender-affirming care

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Wanna Talk Sexual Health With a Trained Peer?

Get your sexual health info from a person, not a website! Book with our trained youth peer-educators to ask questions and get information and support when making sexual health decisions.

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Contraception at PPT…

We sell birth control at cost because we believe that affordable birth control is everyone’s right. We offer a variety of types of birth control depending on your need:

  • Oral contraception (“the pill”)
  • Nuva Rings
  • Impant (Nexplanon or Implanon)
  • IUDs (intrauterine devices)
  • Emergency contraception
  • Condoms (free and available anytime)

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IUDs

We both sell and insert IUDs but we will also insert one you’ve purchased elsewhere. If you’re not sure what you want, book a session with a peer education volunteer to go over all of your options. For information check out our fact sheet here. Photo Credit: Reproductive Health Supplies Coalition

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The Implant form of birth control in the insertion tool against a blue and pink background.

The Implant

The implant (also known by the brand names Nexplanon or Implanon) is a small 4 cm plastic rod containing one hormone (progestin) that a clinician places under the skin of your upper arm. For information check out our fact sheet here. Photo Credit: Reproductive Health Supplies Coalition

The Implant form of birth control in the insertion tool against a blue and pink background.
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Pills

We offer various types of contraceptive pills, book an appointment and consult with our clinicians. For information check out our fact sheet here. Photo Credit: Reproductive Health Supplies Coalition

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Condoms

Free internal and external condoms for you to pick up without an appointment! Photo Credit: Reproductive Health Supplies Coalition

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FAQs

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Want to get sexual health info from a person, not a website?

Peer educators are here for you! They can give youth 13-29 information and support (but not formal counselling) on sexual and reproductive health issues in the clinic. We are here to give you information that is sex-positive, inclusive, non-judgmental and pro-choice. Our goal is to empower you to make informed decisions about your health, and to give you time and space to ask questions and talk about your feelings the way you might not be able to do in a doctor’s appointment.

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More on Birth Control & IUDs

Fact Sheets

The Pill

Taken every day, at the same time. Many different types of birth control pills are now widely available.

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Fact Sheets

The Ring

Worn inside your vagina for three weeks at a time, the ring is an effective hormonal method.

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Fact Sheets

The Internal Condom

A loose pouch worn internally that prevents both unplanned pregnancy and STIs.

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Fact Sheets

The Patch

This small plastic patch contains both estrogen and progestin and is worn directly on the skin.

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Fact Sheets

Birth Control Options

There are many birth control methods available in Canada today. Here’s a brief overview of your options so you can decide what is right for you.

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Fact Sheets

Copper IUD

This small piece of plastic wrapped with copper wire can stay in the uterus for up to 10 years.

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Fact Sheets

The Diaphragm

Fitted over the cervix, this silicone dome has no hormonal side effects.

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Fact Sheets

The External Condom

Worn externally on the penis, these prevent both unplanned pregnancy and STIs.

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Fact Sheets

Hormonal IUD

A small T-shaped piece of plastic containing progestin that can stay in the uterus for up to 5 years.

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