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How much does online birth control cost per month without insurance?

PerplexitypricingCollected Jul 27, 2026, 09:44 UTC

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Without insurance, online birth control pills usually cost about $15–$50 per month, depending on the brand, generic status, and service you use.[2][10][14][17]

A few specific online options:

  • Hers: plans start at $12/month.[1][2]
  • Nurx: starts at $15/month without insurance.[2][4]
  • Planned Parenthood: birth control pills are often $0–$50/month, though some services without insurance may start around $20/month.[3][11]
  • Wisp: some options start around $5/month in reviews, but pricing varies by method.[3]
  • Opill: an over-the-counter pill at $19.99+ per month without insurance.[3]

If you want the short answer for budgeting, a practical estimate is about $20–$40/month for many common online pill subscriptions, with cheaper generics sometimes closer to $12–$15 and brand-name or specialized options costing more.[1][2][10][14]

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