I can help — first, what country (and if US, what state) are you asking about? Laws and company age rules vary a lot by location. Quick overview while you reply: United States Planned Parenthood / Planned Parenthood Direct — Planned Parenthood provides telehealth and in‑person contraception services for teens; many states allow minors to consent to birth control without a parent, and PP is experienced working with adolescents. Local Title X family‑planning clinics / community health centers — these publicly funded clinics reliably serve teens and often offer telehealth or walk‑in options, usually with confidentiality protections. Note: most commercial telehealth brands (Nurx, Lemonaid, Hers, HeyDoctor/GoodRx Care, Pill Club, SimpleHealth, etc.) typically require patients to be 18+ and may not accept minors. United Kingdom Brook — a national sexual health service for under‑25s that offers advice and, in many areas, remote consultations or referral for contraception. SH:24 and local NHS sexual‑health services — online contraception services are available in many regions and generally serve people aged 16+. Canada/Australia/other countries Public sexual‑health clinics, school‑based health centers, and provincial/state family‑planning programs are the usual routes for under‑18 prescribing; many have telehealth options. If you tell me your country (and state if US) and how old the teen is, I’ll list specific services available to them and practical next steps (what to bring, confidentiality rights, emergency contraception options).
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