The ring

The ring is a small, bendable insert that is left in the vagina for three weeks at a time and taken out for the fourth week. It prevents pregnancy in two ways: it releases hormones that prevent ovaries from releasing eggs, and it thickens the cervical mucus to block sperm from getting to the egg in the first place.

Is the ring widely available in Cambodia?

Not widely, but you can find it at Anna Women-Baby’s Center and other NGO clinics.

Do I need a prescription to buy the ring in Cambodia?

No, you do not need a prescription to buy the ring in Cambodia.

Is there any age restriction for accessing the ring in Cambodia?

No, there’s no age restriction to access the ring in Cambodia.

How much does the ring cost in Cambodia?

Sorry! We couldn’t find this information yet, but we are working on it and will add it up ASAP.

What are the different ring brands available in Cambodia?

The most popular ring brand available in Cambodia is NuvaRing.

Who can I contact for more information about the ring in Cambodia?

To get more information about the ring in Cambodia, contact Marie Stopes Cambodia (Whatsapp: 093240823; call: 012999002 / 098999102) or Anna Women’s-Baby Center (Business Center KTT -KT Tower-, Room 403, 4th floor, #23, Str. 112, Sangkat Phsar Depo 3, Khan Tuol Kok, Phnom Penh, Kingdom of Cambodia; +855 (0) 98 800 921 -English, Khmer, Russian-; info@wbcanna.com).

Where can I read more about this method?

If you want to get further information about the contraceptive ring, click here.

What can I do in the case of an unplanned pregnancy?

Visit safe2choose.org to speak with an expert counselor about the safe abortion options available in Cambodia. Counselors can also be contacted via email at info@safe2choose.org or via live chat at safe2choose.org/abortion-counseling.