contraceptive implants

Who Can Use Contraceptive Implants?

Most women can use contraceptive implants, including those who:
- Want a long-term solution to contraception.
- Have difficulty remembering to take daily pills.
- Cannot use estrogen-based contraceptives due to medical reasons.

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