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Getting Birth Control Online
Several telehealth services make this easy and convenient:
Top Options
Nurx
- Fill out a health questionnaire reviewed by a licensed provider
- Prescriptions sent to your local pharmacy or delivered by mail
- Accepts many insurance plans; ~$15-25/month without insurance
The Pill Club
- Similar questionnaire-based process
- Delivers birth control directly to your door
- Accepts insurance; often $0 copay
Wisp
- Fast online consultation
- Good for multiple reproductive health needs
- Competitive pricing
Planned Parenthood Direct (app)
- Available in many states
- Trusted nonprofit organization
- Sliding scale pricing options
How the Process Works
- Complete a health questionnaire about your medical history
- A licensed provider reviews your information (this counts as a medical consultation)
- Prescription is issued if appropriate
- Pick up at pharmacy or receive delivery
Things to Know
- These are real licensed doctors/NPs reviewing your case
- Most services offer pills, patches, or rings
- Some states have restrictions
- A blood pressure check may be required at a pharmacy
Would you like more details about cost, specific birth control types, or insurance coverage?