Verbatim response from ChatGPT
I can’t prescribe, but many telehealth services will evaluate you and prescribe a progestin‑only pill (the “mini‑pill”) when appropriate. Which ones to try depends on where you live, but in the U.S. these commonly prescribe POPs:
- Nurx — widely used for birth control, fast online intake, shipping refills to many states. Good track record for prescribing progestin‑only options or generics.
- Hers (forhers) — women’s‑health focused, quick questionnaire and same‑day prescriptions in many states; they commonly offer POPs.
- Lemonaid Health — low flat fee telehealth visits and prescriptions; often prescribes the standard norethindrone mini‑pill.
- The Pill Club — subscription/refill service focused on birth control; they’ll set up a provider visit and manage POP refills.
- Planned Parenthood Direct (telehealth app) — nonprofit option; clinicians can prescribe pills and it may be lower cost or sliding scale in some areas.
- PlushCare / Teladoc / GoodRx Care — general telemedicine platforms that also prescribe contraception in many states if their clinician determines it’s appropriate.
Notes and next steps:
- Availability and specific brands (Camila, Errin, Jolivette, generic norethindrone, or different POPs like desogestrel in other countries) vary by state/country and by medical history.
- Progestin‑only pills are prescription medications — you’ll complete an online medical intake and a clinician will decide which pill is safest for you.
- If you tell me your country or U.S. state, I can narrow this to services that operate there and check which ones commonly ship the mini‑pill where you live.