Coming soon to Zoey Hong Kong: talk to a doctor online, find a pill that suits your body and your routine, and have it delivered anywhere in Hong Kong. Leave your email and we’ll tell you first.
Coming soon · prices announced at launch
Some take it for clearer skin. Some for easier periods. Some just want one less thing to think about. All good reasons. Your doctor gets it.
effective with perfect use: one pill, every day, at the same time.
Perfect use means taking your pill every day at the same time. Typical use allows for the odd late or missed pill.
Not a diagnosis. Your doctor helps you weigh up what matters most to you.
It’s a hormone medicine you take every day. Taken correctly, it’s over 99% effective at preventing pregnancy.
Your doctor suggests the one that suits your health, your cycle and what you need. You can change it later.
Overrides your cycle and prevents ovulation. Known to ease period cramps and lighten the flow.
Prescription only. A doctor registered with the Medical Council of Hong Kong reviews your health before anything is prescribed, and decides what suits you. Prices in HK$.
A short online assessment about your health and what you’re looking for in birth control.
A doctor registered with the Medical Council of Hong Kong talks you through your options and recommends what suits you.
If prescribed, your pills arrive in plain, unlabelled packaging. Questions later? Follow-ups are free.
Most care ends at the consult. That’s where we start.
Questions after you start go straight to your doctor, and reordering doesn’t mean starting again.

Three weeks in. How’s your skin, and how are you feeling? If anything’s off, we can try another pill.
Prescribed online by Hong Kong-registered doctors who understand women’s metabolic health, and delivered in as little as 4 hours.
Hormone medicines you take every day to prevent pregnancy.
They stop ovulation and thicken cervical mucus, which makes it harder for sperm to reach an egg.
Taken correctly, they’re over 99% effective at preventing pregnancy. Missing pills, or taking them at different times, lowers your protection.
Some people get nausea, breast tenderness or mood changes. These often settle after a few months.
No. Use condoms to protect against sexually transmitted infections.
Most healthy women can. Speak to a doctor first, especially if you have a health condition, or if you smoke and are over 35.
For most women, yes. It may lower the risk of ovarian, endometrial and colorectal cancers, and can mean lighter, less painful periods. It may slightly raise the risk of blood clots, especially if you smoke or are over 35, and research into a possible small rise in breast and cervical cancer risk is ongoing. Your doctor talks you through what applies to you.
Soon. Leave your email and we’ll tell you first, with prices.
Leave your email and we’ll let you know the moment birth control launches, with prices.