GMJS-CEO wrote: ↑Wed Dec 11, 2019 8:45 pm My wife has the implant in the arm, good for 3 years but that was done in the west.

I heard of this place and it shows it has all the options in the contraceptives menu. http://www.mariestopes.org.kh/service

dontbeasourlemon wrote: ↑Wed Dec 11, 2019 8:24 pm So what methods of birth control do you or your partner use? (I.e. pills, shots, patches, IUD, implant, ring) I am curious does Cambodia have as much diversity as the states in options? Ladies any advice? Anybody know where you can to get the shot or patches? Thanks!!!

dontbeasourlemon wrote: ↑Wed Dec 11, 2019 9:44 pm Cptrelentless - Thanks but pass

Clutchcargo- Thanks, I will definitely look into that!

GMJS-CEO- Thanks! Thats a great resource will definitely check it out!

Duncan- Thanks, but I have the wrong bits for that specific procedure and like BC for its ability to regulate that time of the month .

angkorjohn2 - Thanks, appreciate the info I prefer easy I just don't like implanting weird foreign objects into my body and hate daily pills so usually prefer patches and injections much easier .

Thanks for all the helpful responses everyone super useful! As I always I appreciate the help!

angkorjohn2 wrote: ↑Wed Dec 11, 2019 9:50 pm

dontbeasourlemon wrote: ↑Wed Dec 11, 2019 9:44 pm Cptrelentless - Thanks but pass

Clutchcargo- Thanks, I will definitely look into that!

GMJS-CEO- Thanks! Thats a great resource will definitely check it out!

Duncan- Thanks, but I have the wrong bits for that specific procedure and like BC for its ability to regulate that time of the month .

angkorjohn2 - Thanks, appreciate the info I prefer easy I just don't like implanting weird foreign objects into my body and hate daily pills so usually prefer patches and injections much easier .

Thanks for all the helpful responses everyone super useful! As I always I appreciate the help!

If it is for yourself I am not sure RHACsee foreigners. Marie stopes do I believe but maybe you need to book in advance. Here is a good resource https://gynopedia.org/Cambodia

If you want birth control pills, you can purchase them at pharmacies without a prescription, or you can obtain them at NGOs like Marie Stopes International. Some of the brands you can expect to see are FMP, Anna, Minidril, and Microgynon ED. One of the most common brands is called OK. It's been reported that some wealthier locals don't feel that they can trust OK pills because they're cheap. But, according to the Phnom Penh Post, "The pills and condoms are heavily subsidised and quality-controlled by Population Services International, a global health NGO, who target the OK brand at poor women. According to Watson the OK pill is the same as a very popular pill called Microgynan, currently prescribed to 70 percent of women in the UK."[5]
You can also get condoms, birth control pills (OK, Diane and Yasmin) at Marie Stopes.
For birth control vaginal rings, you can find them at Anna Women's-Baby Center. However, pharmacies don't seem to carry birth control rings, like Nuvaring.
For IUD insertion, you can get it done at Anna Women's-Baby Center or at Marie Stopes.
For the birth control implant, you can get it done at Marie Stopes, which provides the ImplanonNXT implant, and they also do removal. You can get it also get from Anna-Women's Baby Center.
For the birth control shot, you can get it done at Anna Women's-Baby Center or Marie Stopes.
For the birth control patch, you can find it at Anna Women's-Baby Center.
Marie Stopes offers voluntary surgical contraception permanent methods of tubal ligation and vasectomy services.