Vasectomy - Bupa or Marie Stopes?????

DKLS · 30 August 2006 at 1:15PM

Well the time has come, to do the deed, after one too many close calls, I need the snip, anyone any experience of either Bupa or Marie Stopes service, prices are similar.
Please no posts about the whys and wherefores, that has all been dealt with in previous posts. I dont want kids, never have, never will, I have my eye on a 350Z instead!

Discount codes would be a bonus! lol

hardpressed · 30 August 2006 at 1:25PM

So what you're looking for is a cut price deal. :eek:

Sorry, couldn't resist.

catkins · 30 August 2006 at 1:59PM

OH went to Marie Stopes. It was about 20 years ago. Was only there a couple of hours if I remember rightly. Had a bit of trouble walking straight after (looked like John Wayne) but other than that no problems. Went back to work the next day.

Harloshred · 30 August 2006 at 3:24PM

Your GP can arrange it.

Ted_Hutchinson · 30 August 2006 at 3:29PM

Harloshred wrote:

Your GP can arrange it.

I had mine done on the NHS no probs, no regrets.

Toothsmith · 30 August 2006 at 3:39PM

Ted_Hutchinson wrote:

I had mine done on the NHS no probs, no regrets.

Ditto here.

Ended up needing a GA though, as one was a bit hard to find, and the rummaging about was not nice!!!!!!! (Don't ask!:eek: )

Plus - on a day I really wanted to be anonnymous, 2 patients were in the waiting room for the same op, another patient was in the next door ward getting something fixed that I'd refered her in for, and one of the theatre nurses was also a patient!!!

Not sure about whether the NASH would do it for a childless male though? Can't see why it shouldn't, but I know they're a bit iffy about sterilising childless women.

DKLS · 1 September 2006 at 8:59PM

Well its done, I have booked with Marie Stopes, and paid my £50 deposit over the phone. For those who are interested its £400 in 4 payments or £395 on the nose.
I know I could have gone NHS, but couldnt be bothered with the hassle from the GP due to being childless.

Bliss no more worry about condoms slipping or breaking

Zziggi · 1 September 2006 at 9:22PM

Just for info. Round here the GP does the referal. You see the guy who will do it within a fortnight. Once you have had the pre-proceedure chat (confirming you don't want any (more) kids) then you make an appointment to have "it" done. Usually within 3 weeks of the pre-proceedure chat.

Personally i think that is a pretty good service!

Zziggi · 1 September 2006 at 9:23PM

DKLS wrote:

Bliss no more worry about condoms slipping or breaking

I guess you are aware that you aren't in the clear until about 3 months AFTER the snip and had 2 clear tests.

DKLS · 2 September 2006 at 7:37PM

Zziggi wrote:

I guess you are aware that you aren't in the clear until about 3 months AFTER the snip and had 2 clear tests.

Thanks, am Totally aware, just got the confirmation this morning with a very well written info pack that gives all the details. Including the bit about 2 clear tests, anyway I have a stock of condoms to get through once the deed has been done.
This decision partly came about as earlier in the year I caught a GF pushing a pin through the middle of one of my condoms as well as my overwhelming desire NOT to bring a child into to this awful world.

MinnieSpender · 3 September 2006 at 8:28PM

DKLS wrote:

Thanks, am Totally aware, just got the confirmation this morning with a very well written info pack that gives all the details. Including the bit about 2 clear tests, anyway I have a stock of condoms to get through once the deed has been done.
This decision partly came about as earlier in the year I caught a GF pushing a pin through the middle of one of my condoms as well as my overwhelming desire NOT to bring a child into to this awful world.

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