Yasmin

Short answer: expect about $0–$120 per month without insurance, most commonly $0–$30/month for a generic birth‑control pill through online services. Exact cost depends on the brand (generic vs brand-name), delivery/consultation fees, and whether you use coupons. More detail Generic combined oral contraceptives (ethinyl estradiol + progestin): typically $0–$30/month out of pocket. Many online telehealth services and pharmacies offer these at the low end. Brand‑name pills (Yaz, Yasmin, Beyaz, etc.): usually $30–$120+/month. Progestin‑only pill (“mini‑pill”): similar to combined pill, typically $0–$30/month for generics; brand‑name higher. Vaginal ring (NuvaRing or generics): often $30–90/month. Patch (Xulane or brand): often $30–100+/month. Long‑acting methods (IUDs, implant): large up‑front cost if paying cash — commonly $500–$1,300+ including insertion — these aren’t handled entirely online because they require in‑person placement. Online providers (examples) Nurx — telehealth consult + prescription; often offers generics at low cost and ships monthly. Good for routine pills and ring. Hers (from Hims & Hers) — convenient subscription model for pills, with generics at competitive prices. Lemonaid Health — online consult and medication delivery; commonly low prices for generics. The Pill Club — subscription delivery and reminders; prices vary by product. Planned Parenthood Direct (app/telehealth) — may prescribe and direct you to low‑cost clinic or pharmacy options. How costs can add up Some providers charge a one‑time or recurring consultation fee ($0–$30+). Shipping or pharmacy dispensing fees may apply. If you choose a brand‑name product, expect substantially higher monthly costs. Ways to lower cost Ask for a generic equivalent — it’s the biggest saver. Use GoodRx or pharmacy coupons to reduce retail prices. Get a 3‑month supply (if available) — pharmacies sometimes reduce per‑month price. Check local Title X clinics or Planned Parenthood for sliding‑scale fees or low‑cost in‑person care. Manufacturer patient‑assistance programs for some brand medications. If you want, tell me: a specific pill name (brand or “generic”), or your state or ZIP code and whether you prefer telehealth or a local clinic — and I can look up current prices at a couple of online providers or pharmacies.

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