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How emergency delivery works
Fast, discreet, and doctor-led care when you need it most.
Chat with Ruth AI
Our AI assistant guides you through a 60-second intake with confidential health questions. Everything stays private.
Doctor review in 2-4 hours
A licensed women’s health doctor confirms eligibility, messages you, and issues the emergency contraceptive plan.
Courier dispatch same-day
Choose Metro Manila rush courier or nationwide overnight shipping. We update you until the pill is in your hands.
From panic to protected in under a day.
We track every emergency request down to the minute so you know exactly what to expect. No phone tag. No guessing.
*Metro Manila deliveries inside 4 hours based on 90th percentile data from May 2024 emergency consults. Provincial timing depends on courier cut-offs.
The 5-Minute Green Light Guarantee
If our doctor can't approve emergency contraception for you, you pay nothing. If a courier misses the dispatch window we quoted, we cover your next dose + express fee anywhere in the Philippines.
Doctor Declines
Outside the safe window? Already ovulated? We refund instantly and connect you to alternative care.
Courier Delay
If your Metro Manila courier arrives >10 minutes late, we send a free backup dose on our dime.
Wrong Fit
If you don't tolerate levonorgestrel, we cover the switch to Mifestad (ulipristal acetate)—our 5-day option when brand-name ulipristal can be hard to source in the Philippines—when medically appropriate.
24/7 care team monitors every delivery. Message support from the Ruth app or reply to the doctor thread any time.
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Make informed decisions with our research-backed tools and guides.
Effectiveness Calculator
See how effective emergency contraception is based on hours since unprotected sex. Compare Postinor vs Mifestad.
Timing Guides
Understand how timing affects your options. Learn when each type of EC works best.
Product Comparisons
Compare emergency contraception options side by side—effectiveness, timing, side effects, and price.
Medical Glossary
Understand terms like levonorgestrel, ulipristal acetate, ovulation, and more in plain language.
Still have questions?
We collected the top objections from 1,000+ EC consults and answered them directly.
Plan B (levonorgestrel) isn't sold under that brand name here, but the same active ingredient is available as Postinor through Ruth Health. Order online at ruth.health, get reviewed by a licensed doctor, and receive same-day delivery in Metro Manila or 1-3 day delivery nationwide — no pharmacy visit needed.
Yes. Alcohol does not reduce the effectiveness of emergency contraception. You can safely take Postinor or Mifestad after drinking. The only concern is vomiting — if you throw up within 2 hours of taking the pill, you may need another dose. Time matters more than anything else, so don't wait.
Tell us the exact time of intercourse — Mifestad (ulipristal acetate) can be used up to 120 hours (5 days) when clinically appropriate. It maintains 85% effectiveness even at the 5-day mark. If you're outside every safe window we'll guide you to the next best option.
Postinor (levonorgestrel) is ₱559 and Mifestad (ulipristal acetate) is ₱959. Both prices include the licensed doctor consultation and delivery. Same-day delivery in Metro Manila, 1-3 days nationwide.
Charges appear as "Ruth Telehealth Services" with no mention of contraception. Packages arrive in plain white mailers with no branding.
Yes. If you missed pills or had a contraceptive failure, you can take emergency contraception. Postinor (levonorgestrel) is preferred because it doesn't interfere with your regular hormonal birth control — continue taking your pills normally.
No. Emergency contraception prevents pregnancy by delaying or preventing ovulation. It does not terminate an existing pregnancy and will not harm a developing fetus. This is completely different from medication abortion.
We use OTP-based handoff and live tracking. If the first attempt fails we coordinate a new drop-off or reroute to your workplace — still discreet, no extra fee.
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