Although the study expected to conclude by September, preliminary findings suggest a need for informed interventions such as personalized nudges based on user preferences and history, along with leveraging behavioral techniques like default option effects to steer users towards positive family planning outcomes, looking at both user experience and behavioral intervention perspectives. This research has the potential to increase e-Pharmacy use in Africa, where access to medicines is essential but currently limited. For example, by utilizing HealthPlus platform for sexual and reproductive health interventions, the study could exert substantial influence on a large scale.