With three Auckland clinic options, you can request an appointment at a location that is convenient for you. Clinics are available in Auckland Central, Sunnynook and Takapuna.
Our experienced team provides confidential, supportive and non-judgmental care for long-acting contraception fittings and replacements.
The Doctors QuayMed Wynyard
Ground Floor, Datacom Building
58 Gaunt Street
Auckland Central
The Doctors Sunset
3/317 Sunset Road
Sunnynook
Shorecare Smales Farm
74 Taharoto Road
Takapuna
Clinic locations and appointment dates may vary according to service availability. Our team will confirm the most appropriate location when arranging your appointment.
Depending on your individual needs and clinical assessment, our Auckland fitting and replacement services include:
The Mirena is a small hormonal device fitted inside the uterus. It is a highly effective, long-acting and reversible contraceptive that can provide protection for up to eight years.
The Mirena may also reduce heavy bleeding or painful periods for some people.
The Copper IUD provides highly effective, long-term contraception without hormones. It is fitted inside the uterus and can provide protection against pregnancy for up to five years.
It may be suitable if you want a long-acting but hormone-free option.
Available after 19 September 2026
The Jadelle implant, often called the Rod, consists of two small flexible rods placed underneath the skin of the upper arm.
It releases a small amount of progestogen and can provide reversible contraception for up to five years.
Our expanded clinic network helps people access contraception services across Auckland.
You can request a clinic in:
Clinic dates may differ between locations. Complete the appointment request form and our team will help identify the most suitable available clinic.
Long-acting reversible contraception provides reliable protection without needing to remember contraception every day.
Depending on which option is suitable for you, benefits may include:
Every person is different. Your clinician will discuss your medical history, preferences and future plans before recommending or providing a contraceptive method.
Request an appointment
Complete our confidential contraception appointment form and tell us which service and Auckland location you prefer.
Speak with our patient care team
We will contact you to discuss your request, answer initial questions and confirm the next steps.
Attend your chosen Auckland clinic
Your appointment will be arranged at one of our selected clinic locations, subject to appointment availability.
Receive clear aftercare guidance
Your clinician will explain what to expect, when your contraception becomes effective and whether you need any follow-up care.
You may already know which contraception method you want, or you may still be comparing your options. Either is completely fine.
Our team will provide clear, practical information and support you to make the decision that feels right for you.
Where can I get an IUD in Auckland?
The Women’s Clinic offers appointments at selected clinics throughout Auckland, including Auckland Central, Sunnynook and Takapuna. Complete the request form to check upcoming availability.
Can I choose my preferred Auckland clinic?
Yes. You can indicate your preferred location when requesting an appointment. Availability may vary, so our team may also discuss alternative nearby clinics.
Do I need a referral from my GP?
You can contact The Women’s Clinic directly to request an appointment. We will advise you if further medical information is needed.
Can I book an appointment on a Saturday?
Selected Saturday clinic appointments may be available at Shorecare Smales Farm in Takapuna. Availability will be confirmed by our team.
Can I have my Mirena or Copper IUD replaced?
Yes. Mirena and Copper IUD fitting and replacement appointments are available at our selected Auckland clinic locations.
How do I know which contraception is right for me?
Your clinician will consider your health, periods, preferences, previous contraception experiences and future pregnancy plans. They will explain the benefits and possible side effects before you decide.
Does an IUD protect against STIs?
No. Long-acting contraception does not protect against sexually transmitted infections. Condoms can help provide STI protection.
Access confidential contraception care at one of our convenient Auckland clinic locations. Book online or call The Women’s Clinic on 0800 226 784 to arrange your contraception appointment.
