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Health Canada: Health Canada long and stringent approval process for contraceptives may be part of the reason why women options are more limited here than in other countries, according to Globe and Mail. Take the hormonal implant, a plastic rod inserted under the skin of the upper arm. CP Video Video Video: Why this Canadian author is going after Gwyneth Paltrow health advice There the hormonal implant, popular among teens in Europe, and a more effective mini-pill made by Merck, which has never applied to make it available in Canada. The matchstick-sized rod releases progestin for three years, keeping eggs from leaving the ovaries. Compared with the pill, implants are cheaper over the long term, easier to use and less likely to result in pregnancy. Hormonal implants are used in 86 countries, including Australia, Denmark, Germany and Britain. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.