Period Delay · On Your Terms
Delay your period, on your schedule.
Norethisterone tablets, prescribed by UK clinicians, to safely postpone your period for up to 17 days.
Delay your period for
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Period delay tablets contain norethisterone, a synthetic hormone that maintains the lining of the uterus so your period doesn't start.
Taken three days before your period is due, it’s a safe way to plan around holidays, events or personal reasons. It’s designed for occasional use, not as a regular cycle-management method. Every plan includes a clinician review to check it’s suitable for you before you order.
CHOOSE YOUR TREATMENT
Two proven options.
All plans are prescription-only and require a quick assessment. Pricing includes medication, clinician review and ongoing support.
Your treatment journey
From assessment to doorstep in four steps
The same UK clinical team is with you from your first questionnaire to your next refill.
01
Consultation
A 3-minute period delay questionnaire, designed by our pharmacists.
02
Choose treatment
Pick from our clinically-approved options.
03
Clinician approval
A UK-registered prescriber reviews your order.
04
Discreet delivery
Tracked, plain-packaged next-day shipping across the UK.
Proven outcomes
Results our patients can feel.
Delay achieved up to
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of delay reported by patients taking norethisterone as directed.
Success rate
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of patients successfully delayed their period as planned.
Satisfaction
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of patients would use the treatment again.
GOOD TO KNOW
Period delay, answered.
How does period delay medication work?
Period delay tablets contain the hormone norethisterone, which helps to delay menstruation by maintaining progesterone levels. This prevents the uterine lining from shedding, delaying your period until you stop taking the tablets.
How long can I delay my period with medication?
With norethisterone, you can delay your period for up to 17 days. You should start taking the tablets three days before your expected period and continue as prescribed to maintain the delay.
Is period delay treatment safe?
Yes, period delay medication is generally safe when taken as directed. However, it may not be suitable for everyone, especially those with a history of blood clots or certain medical conditions. Consult a healthcare professional before use.
Do period delay tablets have side effects?
Some people may experience mild side effects such as nausea, headaches, or breast tenderness. These effects usually subside once the medication is stopped. If side effects persist, consult a doctor.
Can I use period delay medication regularly?
Period delay medication is designed for occasional use rather than a regular cycle management method. Frequent use may affect your hormonal balance, so it is best used only when necessary.
When should I not take period delay medication?
If you are pregnant, have a history of blood clots, or have certain medical conditions such as liver disease, you should avoid taking period delay tablets. Always consult a healthcare provider to check suitability before use.
Start today
Plan your period, starting today.
A quick assessment is all it takes. Most patients are reviewed within 4 hours.
Period Delay
A purchase limit applies for safety reasons.
Period Delay Treatment
At Online UK Pharmacy, we provide safe and effective period delay treatments to help you manage your menstrual cycle for special occasions, travel, or personal reasons. Our clinically approved solutions offer reliable and convenient relief.
Before we can prescribe any treatment, you’ll need to complete a short online consultation. This helps our clinicians understand your health, medical history, and goals, so we can recommend the most suitable treatment for you.
- Safe and Effective
- Clinically Approved Medications
- Flexible Cycle Management
- Doctor-Approved Guidance
Effective Solutions For Period delay Treatment
Norethisterone
- Generic version of Utovlan
- Same active ingredient, same results
- Delays your period for up to 17 days
- Better value option
5mg x 30 tablets (up to 7 days)
£9.99
5mg x 60 tablets (up to 17 days)
£18.49
Utovlan
- Contains norethisterone
- Taken 3 days before your expected period
- Delays your period for up to 17 days
- The branded original
5mg x 30 tablets (up to 7 days)
£12.99
5mg x 60 tablets (up to 17 days)
£22.99
Personalised Period delay Treatment
Delaying your period can be necessary for various reasons, and our medically approved treatments ensure a safe and controlled way to manage your menstrual cycle.
Norethisterone Tablets
A proven medication to safely delay periods for up to 17 days.
Expert Medical Advice
Guidance on how to use period delay treatment effectively and safely.
Simple and Discreet Process
Easy online consultation and prescription service for your convenience.
Your Questions Answered
How does period delay medication work?
Period delay tablets contain the hormone norethisterone, which helps to delay menstruation by maintaining progesterone levels. This prevents the uterine lining from shedding, delaying your period until you stop taking the tablets.
How long can I delay my period with medication?
With norethisterone, you can delay your period for up to 17 days. You should start taking the tablets three days before your expected period and continue as prescribed to maintain the delay.
Is period delay treatment safe?
Yes, period delay medication is generally safe when taken as directed. However, it may not be suitable for everyone, especially those with a history of blood clots or certain medical conditions. Consult a healthcare professional before use.
Do period delay tablets have side effects?
Some people may experience mild side effects such as nausea, headaches, or breast tenderness. These effects usually subside once the medication is stopped. If side effects persist, consult a doctor.
Can I use period delay medication regularly?
Period delay medication is designed for occasional use rather than a regular cycle management method. Frequent use may affect your hormonal balance, so it is best used only when necessary.
When should I not take period delay medication?
If you are pregnant, have a history of blood clots, or have certain medical conditions such as liver disease, you should avoid taking period delay tablets. Always consult a healthcare provider to check suitability before use.
How it works
1
Complete a quick assessment about your condition and symptoms
Share a few quick details about your health, lifestyle, and goals by answering a short set of questions.
2
Your assessment is reviewed by a UK-registered clinician.
A UK-registered prescriber reviews your assessment to make sure any treatment is safe and appropriate for you.
3
Receive discreet delivery
Your medication is dispensed by our registered pharmacy and delivered straight to your door in plain, discreet packaging.
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Ongoing support
Book follow-up reviews with our specialist team to track your progress and support you throughout your treatment.
