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Translations:Bogotá/13/en
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- If you want condoms ("condon" in Spanish), you can find them in pharmacies, drug stores, and sometimes in bathrooms at clubs and bars.
- If you want birth control pills ("píldoras anticonceptivas” in Spanish), you can find over 20 brands of combined and progestagen-only pills in Colombian pharmacies, including Belara, Cerazette, Cilest, Diane, Marvelon, Neogynon, Noral, Nordiol, Microfemin, Microfemin CD, Microgynon, Microgynon 28 and Nordette, etc.
- If you want contraceptive injectables ("anticonceptivo inyectable" in Spanish), there are many options, including Cyclofem, Cyclofemina, Dahlia, Depo-Provera, Mesigyna, Norigynon, Progestin 100 and Progestin Depot.[1] You can get the injections at pharmacies or clinics in Colombia.
- If you want a contraceptive implant ("implante anticonceptivo" in Spanish), you can find Jadelle in Colombia.[2] You should contact a local clinic or health care professional to obtain the implant.
- If you want an IUD ("DIU” in Spanish), you can find Mirena in Colombia.[3] You should contact a local clinic or health care professional to obtain the IUD.