Report Overview

Indian Non-Oral Contraceptives market size stood at around USD XX billion in 2019 and is projected to reach USD XX billion by 2028, exhibiting a CAGR of XX% during the forecast period.

Non-Oral Contraceptives have been much less popularized as compared to other contraceptive means. Non- Oral contraceptive pills (NOCPs) are an important contraceptive method in India due to provision of NOCPs by frontline health workers. Methods include the copper and hormonal intrauterine devices (IUDs), the contraceptive implant and the contraceptive injection. However, the injection is often considered a second-tier method due to its requirement for more frequent administration and therefore lower effectiveness. The long-acting methods used as implants, injectables or as part of an intrauterine system are highly effective forgettable contraceptive methods and are likely to have a significant impact on the reduction of unintended pregnancy rates.The rising need for cost-effective and short-term contraception methods is projected to augment the growth of the Non-Oral Contraceptives market growth in the forecasted period.



Market Drivers

The rising need for population control surge the market growth because of the governments efforts to control the population growth. On account of the growing population, various public and private partnerships are expected to have a favourable impact on sex education and contraceptive usage in the coming years. Also, significant unmet needs for contraceptives are expected to boost the market. The choices available for contraception depend on the availability and accessibility of local contraception methods. Thus, a rising need for cost-effective and short-term contraception methods is projected to augment the growth of the Non- Oral Contraceptives market growth in the forecasted period.