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Contraception Market Report 2009
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The UK contraception market grew by 13.6% between 2003/2004 and 2007/2008, to a value of £181m. Hormone-based products (mostly oral contraceptives) showed steady and healthy growth over the period, but this was driven by price rises, rather than volume increases. The number of prescriptions for the combined pill actually fell over the period, although demand for the progesterone-only pill (or `mini pill') rose significantly. Overall, this is a mature market, with steady levels of sexual activity recorded by government surveys over the past decade. Demographic trends suggest that the crucial 16 to 24 age bracket, in which use of contraception is highest, has expanded in the past 10 years but is likely to shrink after 2011. The trends in other age groups vary, however, and demographic trends themselves do not directly indicate patterns of demand in this market. Condom volumes, in particular, are currently flat. Although condoms remain an important form of contraception for young people, their use has not increased, despite the alarming rise in sexually transmitted infections (STIs) over the past decade. The value of the condom sector is also falling because of competitive discounting in supermarkets and chemists.
Value rises for manufacturers of condoms, if there have been any, have been driven by innovative condom design, intended to enhance pleasure for both sexes. Although it is not included in the market size for this report, the market for lubricants and massagers has also been a significant aid to value growth for major players such as SSL International. This company, which accounts for an estimated 80% of the UK condom market, introduced a number of successful new products in 2007/2008. The latest of these is Play O, a lubricant designed to enhance the female orgasm.
Although levels of sexual activity have remained steady over the past decade, it is clear that a more liberal attitude towards sexual pleasure is emerging in the UK retail market. Well-marketed products are likely to find their way into mainstream distribution points such as supermarkets and chemists. It is more difficult to introduce new hormonal contraceptives, since these tend to take share from existing products, rather than increase the value of the sector as a whole. Some developments in 2007/2008, however, suggest that there is room for new pills — particularly those that offer added clinical benefits as well as protecting against pregnancy. Demand for long-acting reversible contraceptives (LARCs) also continues to rise among women, and this suggests that competitors to Implanon and Mirena — two products that have grown strongly in use over the past 5 years and are dominant in their sectors — could emerge over the forecast period. |
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1. Market Definition REPORT COVERAGE MARKET SECTORS. Hormone-Based Products Oral Contraceptives Depot Contraceptives Barrier Products Intra-Uterine Products Other Methods MARKET TRENDS Hormonal Products Show Steady Growth Demand for LARCs Increases Condom Volumes Are Sluggish Consumers Respond to New Lubricants and Sex Aids New Developments in Hormonal Contraceptives Sexual Behaviour Shows a Stable Trend Sexually Transmitted Infections Are Still Increasing ECONOMIC TRENDS Population Table 1: UK Resident Population Estimates by Sex (000), Mid-Years 2003-2007 Gross Domestic Product Table 2: UK Gross Domestic Product at Current and Annual Chain-Linked Prices (£m), 2003-2007 Inflation Table 3: UK Rate of Inflation (%), 2003-2007 Unemployment Table 4: Actual Number of Unemployed Persons in the UK (million), 2003-2007 MARKET POSITION
2. Market Size THE TOTAL MARKET Table 5: The UK Contraception Market by Sector by Value (£000), Years Ending May 2004-2008 BY MARKET SECTOR Hormone-Based Products Table 6: The UK Contraception Market — Hormone-Based Products by Sector by Value (£000 and %), Years Ending May 2004-2008 Barrier Products Table 7: The UK Contraception Market — Barrier Products by Sector by Value (£000 and %), Years Ending May 2004-2008 Intra-Uterine Products Table 8: The UK Contraception Market — Intra-Uterine Products by Sector by Value (£000 and %), Years Ending May 2004-2008 Other Methods
3. Industry Background RECENT HISTORY NUMBER OF COMPANIES EMPLOYMENT Table 9: Employment, R&D Employment, Salaries and Gross Output per Employee in the UK Pharmaceutical Industry (000, %, £m and £), 1980-2006 DISTRIBUTION HOW ROBUST IS THE MARKET? Table 10: Estimated and Projected UK Population by Sex and Age (000), Mid-Years 1971-2026 LEGISLATION KEY TRADE ASSOCIATIONS AND INDUSTRY BODIES Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry British Pregnancy Advisory Service Brook Advisory Centres Department of Health Family Planning Association The Information Centre Marie Stopes International National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence National Pharmacy Association Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain
4. Competitor Analysis THE MARKETPLACE MARKET LEADERS Ansell (UK) Ltd Bayer Schering Pharma Janssen-Cilag Ltd Organon Laboratories Ltd Pfizer Ltd SSL International PLC Other Companies Boots and Superdrug Church & Dwight UK Ltd Condomi Health UK Ltd The Female Health Company (UK) PLC Sutherland Health Group PLC Wyeth Europa Ltd MARKETING ACTIVITY Main Media Advertising Expenditure Table 11: Main Media Advertising Expenditure on Contraceptives and Associated Products by Brand (£000), Years Ending June 2007 and 2008 Exhibitions and Trade Shows
5. Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats 31 STRENGTHS WEAKNESSES OPPORTUNITIES THREATS
6. Buying Behaviour INTRODUCTION Women ‘At Risk’ of Pregnancy Table 12: Proportion of Women Aged 16 to 49 in Great Britain ‘At Risk’ of Pregnancy by Age (%), 2007/2008 USE OF CONTRACEPTION AMONG WOMEN Table 13: Use of Contraception by Women Aged 16 to 49 in Great Britain by Type (%), 2003/2004-2007/2008 By Age Table 14: Use of Contraception by Women Aged 16 to 49 in Great Britain by Type and Age (%), 2007/2008 GP PRESCRIPTIONS Table 15: Cost to the NHS of Contraception Prescriptions by Type (£m), 2003/2004-2007/2008
USE OF FAMILY PLANNING SERVICES Table 16: Family Planning Services Used by Women Aged 16 to 24 in Great Britain (% of women), 2003/2004-2007/2008 THE CONDOM MARKET Reasons for Using Condoms Table 17: Reasons for Using a Condom in Great Britain by Sex (% of respondents), 2003/2004-2007/2008 Demographics of Condom Purchasing Table 18: Purchasing of Condoms by Socio-Demographic Group (% of adults), Year Ending March 2008 Brand Loyalty Table 19: Solus Purchasing of Condoms by Socio-Demographic Group (% of adults), Year Ending March 2008 Volume of Purchasing Table 20: Heavy Purchasers of Condoms by Socio-Demographic Group (% of adults), Year Ending March 2008
7. Current Issues LEVELS OF SEXUAL ACTIVITY NUMBER OF ABORTIONS SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES Table 21: Number of Diagnoses of Sexually Transmitted Diseases at Genito-Urinary Medicine Clinics in the UK by Type, 1998-2007 IMPLICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACEPTION MARKET GOVERNMENT RESPONSE LARCs
8. The Global Market MARKET SIZE SUPPLY STRUCTURE INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
9. Forecasts INTRODUCTION Economic Forecasts Table 22: Economic Forecasts for the UK (000, % and million), 2008-2012 FORECASTS 2009 TO 2013 Table 23: The Forecast UK Contraception Market by Sector by Value (£000), Years Ending May 2009-2013
FUTURE TRENDS Product Development The Male Pill A Long-Acting Future? Over-the-Counter Availability Social Trends A Market for Sexual Enjoyment, Not Just Protection
10. Company Profiles 61 Ansell (UK) Ltd Janssen-Cilag Ltd Organon Laboratories Ltd Pfizer Ltd SSL International PLC
11. Further Sources Associations General Sources Government Sources Other Sources Key Note Sources Understanding TGI Data Number, Profile, Penetration Social Grade Standard Region |
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Companies Mentioned |
-Janssen-Cilag Ltd
-Organon Laboratories Ltd
-Pfizer Ltd SSL International PLC
-Ansell (UK) Ltd
-Bayer Schering Pharma
-SSL International PLC
-Boots and Superdrug
-Church & Dwight UK Ltd
-Condomi Health UK Ltd
-The Female Health Company (UK) PLC
-Sutherland Health Group PLC
-Wyeth Europa Ltd |
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