Four different birth control methods -completely free.

The decision is yours.

Effective, reversible birth control - for free!

  • Hormonal IUD

    ​Mirena®, Liletta® Kyleena® & Skyla®

    Soft, flexible T-shaped IUD

    Over 99% effective

    Releases small amounts of hormone into the uterus

    Works up to 3 or 5 years

    If a person wants to become pregnant, the device can be removed at any time

    How it works:

    Small T-shaped plastic device placed in your uterus

    Releases small amount of progestin that stops ovaries from releasing egg

    Makes it hard for sperm to move within the uterus

    Must be put in & taken out by a doctor/nurse practitioner

    Advantages​:

    ​Over 99% effective

    Easy to use

    Lasts up to five years; can be taken out at any time

    Quick return to fertility

    For some people, lighter or no period

    Does not require daily, weekly or monthly up keep. You can get it and forget it!

    Disadvantages:

    Does not protect against STIs or HIV

    While it is 99% effective against pregnancy, if one was to become pregnant it would need to be removed.

    Possible irregular periods which may be heaviest at the beginning

  • Copper IUD

    ​Paragard®

    Hormone-free birth control

    Over 99% effective

    Releases copper ions that act as spermicide

    Works up to 10 years

    If a person wants to become pregnant, the device can be removed at any time

    How It Works:

    Small T-shaped device placed in your uterus

    It is wrapped in copper, which is toxic to sperm and keeps you from getting pregnant

    Must be put in & taken out by a doctor/nurse practitioner

    Advantages:

    Over 99% effective

    Easy to use

    Lasts up to ten years; can be taken out at any time

    Since there are no hormones, you should have your menstrual cycle (your period) as usual

    Quick return to fertility once removed

    Forgettable - no risk of forgetting to take a pill or put on a patch, you're covered!

    Disadvantages:

    Does not protect against STIs or HIV

    Some people have heavier periods and possibly more cramping during periods- but usually this gets better after a few months

  • Hormonal Implant Nexplanon

    Nexplanon®

    ​Contraceptive implant

    Over 99% effective

    Inserted into the upper arm where it is out of view

    Works up to 3 years

    If a person wants to become pregnant, the device can be removed at any time

    How It Works:

    Small, flexible bioplastic implant (size of a matchstick) is placed under the skin of the upper arm

    Releases small amount of progestin that stops ovaries from releasing egg

    Must be put in & taken out by a doctor/nurse practitioner

    Advantages:

    Over 99% effective

    Easy to use

    Lasts up to three years; can be taken out anytime

    Quick return to fertility

    For some people, lighter or no period

    Forgettable

    Disadvantages:

    Does not protect against STDs or HIV

    Need to take out if person gets pregnant

    Possible irregular periods

  • Depo Provera Shot

    Depo Shot (Depo-Provera)

    Progestin Birth Control Shot

    Received once every three months/90 days

    How it works

    Progestin prevents pregnancy by stopping ovulation

    Visit your provider every three months to receive the shot

    ​Shot is administered in either your arm or your buttocks

    If you get your first shot within the first 7 days after the start of your period, you’re protected from pregnancy right away.

    ​If you get it at any other time in your cycle, you need to use another form of birth control (like a condom) for the first week after getting the shot.

    Advantages

    Private - no physical indication of birth control method used

    When received on time, every time, the shot is over 99% effective in preventing unplanned pregnancy

    Disadvantages

    Requires more maintenance than an IUD or hormonal implant as you need to return to your provider every 90 days

    If you miss a shot, the effectiveness of the shot decreases

    Does not protect against STIs or HIV

    Might cause weight gain

  • The Pill

    The birth control pill is a daily medication you take at the same time every day. It prevents unintended pregnancy by preventing the ovaries from releasing eggs. With perfect use, meaning you take it on time every day, it is 99% effective.

    How it Works:

    The pill suppresses ovulation, meaning that the ovary does not release an egg.

    Versions of the pill that contain progestin, called the mini-pill, can thicken cervical mucus, creating a physical barrier between sperm and the egg.

    Through a partnership with Twentyeight Health we offer the birth control pill completely free.

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