LARCs are free reversable contraceptives which are safer than the pill or condoms and last for up to 10 years.

There are four types of LARC — injections, implants, IUD, and IUS. All are over 99% effective.

LARCs are free contraceptive methods which are safer than the pill or condoms. In typical use, 8 women out of 100 get pregnant using the pill over a year, but less than 1 woman in 1000 will get pregnant using LARC.

LARC methods are 99% effective

Injections

Progestogen injections in your bottom every 8–12 weeks.
Implant

A small progestogen implant inserted in your arm. Lasts up to 3 years.
IUD

A hormone-free contraceptive lasting 5–10 years.
IUS

Small amounts progestogen released into the womb. Lasts 5 years.

There are four types of LARC — injections, implants, IUD, and IUS. All are over 99% effective.

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LARC methods are 99% effective

Injections

Implant

IUD

IUS