TeleTest.ca
TeleTest.ca
No waits. No appointments.
Pickup your prescription today.
Get your emergency contraception prescription in 3 simple steps - no clinic visit required
Complete a brief medical questionnaire about your health history and current situation.
We'll review your information and determine if a prescription is appropriate.
Your prescription is sent electronically to your chosen pharmacy. Pick up your medication and take it as soon as possible.
Emergency contraception is a prescription-only pill that helps prevent pregnancy after unprotected sex.
Consultation: $49 (includes physician review + prescription)
Medication: $35–50 at pharmacy (may be covered by insurance)
Timeline: 90% of patients receive prescription within 90 minutes
TeleTest provides emergency contraception to adults (18+). Our licensed clinicians review and send prescriptions to any pharmacy.
Understanding the options available in Canada
The copper IUD (Paragard) is the most effective emergency contraception — 99.9% effective when inserted within 5 days. It also provides long-term birth control for up to 10 years.
We offer IUD referrals — if you can find a local provider or women's health clinic near you that inserts IUDs, we can fax your prescription and a referral to that clinic for insertion.
Select "Copper IUD" option
Most people qualify — here's what our clinician will confirm
Emergency contraception works for up to 5 days, but taking it sooner gives you the best protection. Don't wait — start your consultation now and pick up your prescription today.
Some people experience mild, temporary side effects — most feel fine
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May be early/late
5% of users
Side effects typically resolve within 24-48 hours. Contact a physician if symptoms persist.
Everything you need to know — no judgment, just answers
No provincial health insurance (OHIP in Ontario, MSP in BC)? No problem. TeleTest provides healthcare to anyone in Canada — including visitors, tourists, international students, and those waiting for provincial coverage to start.
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Real experiences from people just like you
All prescriptions are written by clinicians licensed in Ontario and British Columbia.
Your health information is protected under provincial privacy legislation (PHIPA in Ontario, PIPA in BC).
Your health information is protected. We never share your information without your consent.
Important next steps for your health
If your period is more than 7 days late, take a pregnancy test. Emergency contraception is not 100% effective, so confirming is important.
Emergency contraception is for emergencies — not ongoing use. Consider starting regular contraception to prevent future scares.
Explore Birth Control OptionsEmergency contraception doesn't protect against STIs. If you had unprotected sex with a new or untested partner, testing is recommended.
Get STI TestingRegular contraception is more reliable than emergency contraception
We can refer you to a clinic for insertion.
Only method that protects against both pregnancy AND STIs.
Important: Wait 5 days after taking emergency contraception before starting hormonal birth control (pill, patch, ring). Hormones can reduce its effectiveness.
If the condom broke, slipped, or you had unprotected sex with a new partner, STI testing is recommended. Many STIs have no symptoms but can cause serious health issues if untreated.
Looking for ongoing contraception instead?
We understand this is personal. Your consultation is completely confidential and your information stays between you and your clinician.
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