Noriday

Buy Noriday online

Noriday is one of many types of oral contraceptive. It contains a progestogen hormone which works to stop you getting pregnant. When taken correctly, Noriday is a highly effective form of contraception. With POPs, you take one active pill a day with no breaks, and start the next blister pack without a day off, so you don’t have the usual gap that you get with the combined pill.

You need a prescription from a GMC/EU certified doctor in order to buy this medication online. To buy Noriday from Doctor-4-U, simply complete our online consultation and if you are deemed suitable, we will dispatch your medication usually within 24 hours. If you are not deemed suitable for Noriday, you will receive a full refund.

Do you need a prescription for Noriday?

Yes, you need a prescription from a GMC/EU certified doctor in order to buy Noriday online. With Doctor-4-U’s easy consultation process, you can get a prescription for Noriday safely and quickly. Select the item you want to buy, click “Start Consultation” and fill out the short medical questionnaire provided. If you are deemed suitable for your prescription, it will usually be dispatched within 24 hours. If not, you will receive a full refund.

How does Noriday work?

Noriday contains the active ingredient norethisterone, a synthetic version of a naturally occurring progestogen hormone. It works by preventing ovulation (an egg being released into the womb), and sperm reaching the egg.

As Noriday does not help protect against sexually transmitted infections (STIs), you should also use a condom for to ensure safer sex, and you should take an STI test every time you have a new sexual partner.

Who is Noriday suitable for?

Although Noriday is designed for women over the age of puberty and before the age of menopause who want to prevent pregnancy, your medical history may mean it isn’t right for you.

You should not take Noriday if:

• You are allergic to norethisterone, or any of the other ingredients listed in the patient information leaflet
• You are pregnant
• You have or have had thrombosis
• You have or have had breast cancer
• You have a severe liver disease
• You have unexplained vaginal bleeding

Like all medications, Noriday may have side effects, but not everyone gets them. Common side effects include:

• Nausea
• Decreased sex drive
• Depression
• Weight gain
• Headaches

Taking Noriday increases your chance of getting a blood clot, which can be very dangerous. Seek medical attention immediately if you think you may have developed a blood clot. Blood clots are more likely:

• As you get older
• If you smoke
• If you are seriously overweight
• If you have some diseases of the heart and blood vessels
• If you have diabetes
• If you suffer from migraines
• If you’re off your feet for a long time because of major surgery, injury or illness
• If you or any of your close family have had blood clots
• If you have varicose veins

There is a possible small link between Noriday and breast cancer, which you can read about in the patient information leaflet.

When you begin taking Noriday, take the first pill on the first day of your period. Take one pill per day, with no breaks. When you finish your blister pack, start the next the following day. Make sure you take Noriday at a similar time of day each day. The patient information leaflet contains information on what to do if you miss a pill.

How is my order shipped to me?

When an order is ready for shipping, it is collected and delivered by either the Royal Mail or DPD depending on your preference (or possibly your location or the item you ordered). Each order is assigned a tracking number, which will be emailed to you at the time of dispatch. Your medicine will be sent in plain and discreet packaging that’s eco-friendly. We do not include any branding on our packaging nor any labels which inform readers what type of product is contained within.

Advice on Addiction and Medication Restrictions

If you are at all worried or concerned about an addiction to any type of medication, we urge you to speak to a professional for help and advice. Below are links to organisations that can help.