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Birth Control

We bring complete contraceptive care directly to you: online, on your schedule. Whether you want to start a new method, switch products, or restock your current prescription, we are here to guide you every step of the way.

Options For Every Lifestyle

birth control pills

Pills
Daily prescriptions tailored to your body and health history, including daily combined estrogen/progestin options and progestin-only "mini-pills."

Patch
A weekly transdermal patch applied to the skin that delivers consistent hormone doses without a daily pill routine.

birth control patch, xulane
vaginal ring, nuvaring

Vaginal Ring
A flexible, comfortable monthly ring inserted once every three to four weeks for low-maintenance protection.

Phexx Gel* (formerly Phexxi)
A non-hormonal, prescription vaginal gel used before intercourse to lower pH levels, slowing sperm motility and preventing pregnancy.

phexx gel, hormone free birth control
female condom, internal condom

Internal Condom (FC2)
Hormone-free barrier protection that offers control over birth control and STI reduction, available for direct home delivery.

FAQs

Can I get refills?
We offer prescriptions plus refills to last you up to 12 months.

Can I get birth control delivered to my home?
Yes, we can send your prescription to any local pharmacy or a mail delivery pharmacy (e.g. Amazon Pharmacy).

What if I experience side effects or want to change methods?
Contact us within 90 days of your visit, and we can discuss any side effects and make adjustments if needed.

Do you offer non-hormonal birth control?
Yes, we offer both Phexx gel and internal condoms, which are hormone-free options.

Can I use my health insurance?
We do not currently accept health insurance for the consultation, however you can ask your pharmacy to use your insurance for prescription costs. Certain health plans may not cover prescriptions written by OpenDoor Health. We can discuss drug discount coupons or more cost-effective alternatives.

Do I still need an in-person gynecologist?
We do not replace your in-person medical provider. We still recommend annual exams with your in-person gynecologist or primary care provider.

*Phexx important safety information can be found HERE.

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