Verbatim response from ChatGPT
Yes — many U.S. telehealth contraception services will evaluate you and, if appropriate, prescribe a progestin‑only pill (the “mini‑pill”). Common options:
- Nurx — widely used for birth control, sends prescriptions by mail and lets you choose progestin‑only pills; easy refill/auto‑ship options.
- Planned Parenthood Direct (app/telehealth) — reputable sexual/reproductive health provider that prescribes POPs when clinically appropriate; good if you want a provider with strong family‑planning expertise.
- Maven Clinic — offers online visits with clinicians who prescribe contraception (including POPs) and arrange home delivery; good for ongoing reproductive care.
- Hers (hims & hers) — telehealth birth‑control service that commonly lists progestin‑only options and ships to your home; transparent pricing and follow‑ups.
- Lemonaid Health — telemedicine visits + home delivery for many contraceptives, including the mini‑pill in states where they operate.
- GoodRx Care (formerly HeyDoctor) — affordable online consults and prescriptions for birth control, including progestin‑only pills in many states.
Notes and next steps:
- Availability depends on your state and medical history; each service does an online medical screening before prescribing.
- Typical progestin‑only products include norethindrone pills (brands like Camila, Errin, Nora‑BE) and newer options (e.g., Slynd) — ask the provider which they’ll prescribe.
- Check whether the service accepts your insurance or offers coupons/discounts, and compare shipping/refill policies.
If you tell me your state (or whether you have insurance), I can check which of these services currently operate there or help compare cost/options.