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Emergency Contraceptive Pill (ECP)

Your partner in "those" emergencies

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What is Duly's ECP?

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Duly's emergency contraceptive pill (aka ECP) is a backup option for contraceptive emergencies.

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It can be used after unprotected sex occurs, where no contraceptive was used, or the contraceptive broke or slipped during sex.

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It can help prevent an unintended pregnancy if taken ASAP within 72 hours after unprotected sex, but it doesn't work if a pregnancy has already occurred.

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1 Tablet taken orally

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Taken ASAP within

72 hours after unprotected sex

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For emergencies only, not for regular use

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Doesn't work if a pregnancy has already occurred

Can I take Duly's ECP?

While an ECP is generally safe and well-tolerated, it's best to check if it's the right contraceptive option for you, before taking it. 

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Click below to check your eligibility, based on guidelines provided by World Health Organization's (WHO).

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All About Duly's ECP

IMPORTANT

  • Read Product Info and Return & Refund Policy below carefully before buying.

  • For full information and instructions for the product, go to the FAQs section.

Product Info

Duly's Emergency Contraceptive Pill (ECP) is a contraceptive option used by women to avoid an unintended or unwanted pregnancy.
 

  • It is used after unprotected sex (where no contraceptive method was used), or contraceptive failure (where the contraceptive method broke, slipped, or leaked during sex).

  • It must be taken as soon as possible within 72 hours after the first episode of unprotected sex or contraceptive failure has occurred.

  • It works by preventing or delaying the release of an egg from the ovary (the process known as ovulation), and therefore, the sooner it is used the better.

  • It may not work if ovulation has already occurred and pregnancy has already begun.

  • It must be used only in case of emergencies and not as a regular contraceptive method.

Return & Refund Policy

In order to maintain the integrity of the product, this product is non-returnable. Hence, once the product has been purchased and delivered, it cannot be refunded or returned. 

Frequently asked questions

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