To obtain a contraceptive pill for irregular periods, you can get a prescription from a doctor after a medical exam. Many CLSCs have sexual health clinics where nurses can also prescribe hormonal contraception. You can find a CLSC near you by checking their website or contacting them directly. Additionally, emergency oral contraceptives like the morning-after pill can be obtained at pharmacies with a prescription.
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