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All of our clinics are open as normal for face to face, telemedicine, medical or surgical treatments, including vasectomy.
Our advice line is available 24 hours. Same day appointments are available.
You can pay to have one privately if you prefer or if you’re not eligible for NHS funding.
To find out if you qualify for NHS-funded treatment, call our advice line today on 0345 300 8090. They can also tell you about private treatment.
If you are eligible you will be able to take both pills for medical abortion up to 10 weeks in your own home, without attending a clinic.
Most people can – 98% of MSI Reproductive Choices abortions in the UK are funded by the NHS.
Your GP can refer you to our abortion services, if you like. However, you may also be able to refer yourself for an abortion with us, and don’t have to tell your GP about wanting an abortion if you don’t want to. Call our advice line on 0345 300 8090 to check if you’re eligible for NHS funding, and to book a consultation.
While abortion care is not available on the NHS for women in Northern Ireland, in June 2017 the UK Government announced they would commit to cover the cost of abortion care for women from Northern Ireland who are treated in England.
Read our Travelling from Ireland page to find out more.
We have created a new "NHS Abortion" dedicated page in order to help you find all the information you are looking for about NHS funded abortion care.
If you’re not eligible for NHS funding, we also provide private abortion treatment.
You’ll find a list of our fees further down this page.
You can pay in cash (pound sterling or euros) or by credit/debit card – and you’ll need to make the payment in person when you come to your appointment. If someone else is paying for you by card, they’ll need to come too.
If you think you’ll have any difficulty paying for your abortion, please call us to discuss this before your appointment.
MSI Reproductive Choices provides a pregnancy test for FREE during consultation.
Home pregnancy tests are also available both on the high street and online. Your local pharmacy will sell a range of reliable testing kits.
It's important to remember that the result will not be reliable until about 3 weeks after you had unprotected sex, or after your period is due. If you have any doubts, repeat the test, contact your GP or call our advice line.
Medical abortion (the abortion pill) is available as a private service up to 9 weeks and 6 days of pregnancy.
The cost of an initial consultation (face-to-face or over the phone) is £85.00 and the treatment price is £475.00 (total cost £560.00).
Please note that we offer discounted fees for women travelling from the Republic of Ireland.
Surgical abortion is available up to 23 weeks and 6 days of pregnancy.
The cost of an initial consultation (face-to-face or over the phone) is £85.00. The cost of a surgical abortion will depend on how many weeks you have been pregnant for and your anaesthetic option.
Please note that we offer discounted fees for women travelling from the Republic of Ireland.
Our abortion aftercare service is available for free if you have received treatment with MSI Reproductive Choices.
If you feel like you’re experiencing problems following an abortion, whether or not you were treated at MSI Reproductive Choices, it’s important to seek help – either by contacting us or your GP.
You’ll find answers to the questions people ask most about abortions here. If you can’t find out the information you need, please call us on 0345 300 8090.
Before deciding whether to go ahead with an abortion, it can help to be as informed as possible. We’ve collated some information about abortion we hope you’ll find useful here.
In England, Scotland and Wales, you can legally have an abortion up to 23 weeks and 6 days. If you live in Northern Ireland, Ireland or the Isle of Man, you can also travel here for an abortion.
We have over 40 years’ experience of supporting Irish women to access abortion treatment in England.
If you’re a partner, friend or family member of someone having an abortion, here’s some advice on how you can support them.
