Best Birth Control Delivery Services

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Why We Chose It: Nurx takes the hassle out of taking care of your sexual health—it doesn’t just offer birth control, it provides STI and herpes testing and treatment, HIV (human immunodeficiency virus) PrEP (medicine that can prevent HIV), emergency contraception, and HPV (human papillomavirus) screening.

Nurx goes beyond just birth control: You can also get sexually transmitted infection (STI) and herpes testing and treatment, HIV PrEP, emergency contraception (either free on insurance or starting at about $20), and an HPV screening.

All services are available even if you don’t have insurance and, if you do, the medication will likely be free or the cost of your co-pay. Birth control starts with a questionnaire and around a $15 medical consult (not covered by insurance), which includes unlimited messaging for the year.

If medically appropriate, one of the licensed providers will write you a prescription and then the pharmacy will dispense a three-month supply of birth control to your door in branded packaging. Refills are automatic and will arrive before you run out, and you have the option to cancel at any time.

Nurx offers over 50 generic and name-brand birth control options spanning the pill, patch, ring, and even the shot, which is ideal if you’re forgetful (and not squeamish). Nurx does not take existing prescriptions from another doctor; everyone joining the service needs to answer the same healthcare questions and be advised by the medical team.

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Why We Chose It: Prjkt Ruby simplifies the sign-up process, offers free delivery of emergency and oral contraception, and donates to women in need.

At Prjkt Ruby, if you are 18 or older, you can sign up for one of 14 different types of oral contraception (roughly $20 per month), and purchase Ella emergency contraception (about $105 per cycle).

The process is simple: you create an account and log in and select one of the contraceptive products available. Then, you fill in a quick online questionnaire and medical assessment and provide your shipping, billing, and payment details. One of the Prjkt Ruby team members will review the order and route it to a physician.

Depending on the state you live in or what your questionnaire reveals, you may need to schedule a video consultation with a physician. Delivery is free on emergency contraception regardless of how it is shipped or how quickly you require it, whereas for oral contraception you can get free first class mail shipping or pay about $8 to receive it in two days or roughly $36 for overnight shipping.

Prjkt Ruby is not just a contraceptive provider, it has created a charitable movement as well. For each month of oral contraceptive purchased, it makes donations to support access to contraceptives for all women via Population Services International (PSI).

The service is currently available in all states except North Carolina and Washington D.C.

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Why We Chose It: You get ongoing support and customer assistance with Simple Health, and its blog offers useful information on reproductive and sexual health.

As the name suggests, Simple Health makes getting birth control "simple." The company offers the pill, patch, or ring, so a doctor can prescribe the safest and most effective birth control to suit you.

If you are 13 or older (depending on state law), you can start the process by filling out your medical history and personal preferences. You can add your payment and shipping details, and once you have been prescribed your birth control, it will be shipped to your door. It’s possible to cancel at any time and set up automatic refills that will arrive between three and seven days before you run out.

Simple Health is available in 32 states and is covered by most health insurance providers. The annual fee is roughly $15 for the initial consultation, as well as ongoing support (you can contact the team with any questions at any time), and monthly plans start at about $15 if you are paying out of pocket. Otherwise, the medication is more than likely covered by your insurance plan.

Shipping is always free. Beyond prescriptions, Simple Health has an extensive blog on its website that explores plenty of birth control subjects from spotting to STDs.

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Why We Chose It: Aside from birth control, Lemon Aid Health offers medical services for different healthcare concerns, from anxiety to asthma and migraines.

Available in all 50 states, Lemon Aid Health provides various medical services beyond birth control, from asthma and acne to depression and migraines. Its aim is to bring affordable healthcare solutions to everyone in America.

The consultation and medicines must be paid for in cash and are out-of-pocket expenses. However, if your insurance plan covers the medication you are prescribed, you can ask Lemon Aid to send your prescription to your nearest pharmacy instead. The company also has an app that's easy to use.

If you want to sign up for a birth control prescription on Lemon Aid Health (starting at about $15 per month), you have to be over 18 years old. To start, simply create an account and choose a birth control option. Before deciding on the product of your choosing, you can browse which types of contraception are available, the possible side effects, and how to take it. You have the option to choose a brand name pill or a lower-cost generic version.

Once you have completed the medical questionnaire and uploaded your photo ID and a selfie, your request is sent to one of the Lemon Aid Health doctors. Most patients don’t require a video consultation, but some states do insist on one. The consultation is roughly $25 and isn’t covered by insurance. And, if for any reason you are denied treatment, you'll get a refund.

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Why We Chose It: A one-stop shop for all your medication needs, Pill Pack delivers your birth control, plus other prescription medications and any vitamins and over-the-counter (OTC) pills.

From the team at Amazon Pharmacy comes Pill Pack: a one-stop-shop for all your medication needs.

Unlike other birth control delivery services that provide online time-saving consults, Pill Pack works together with your doctor and health insurance provider, which makes it a good option for people who don’t mind visiting their doctor’s office but are on different medications and want to streamline the delivery.

Before you sign up you need a list of your medications, your doctor’s information, insurance details, and a payment method. Pill Pack then coordinates everything with your doctors and insurance provider, schedules your delivery, and sends your medication in its original packaging or in handy pouches printed with the time of day you should take them. You will then get automatic monthly refills with free shipping.

The service is completely free, minus your insurance co-pay or any out-of-pocket expenses (if applicable) and the cost of any vitamins or OTC medications you choose to add to your delivery.

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Why We Chose It: Twentyeight Health combines the convenience of online doctor consultations for birth control and emergency contraception prescriptions with discreet birth control deliveries.

For a one-time fee of about $20, you'll fill out a health questionnaire and can securely message or schedule an audio consultation with a female, board-certified doctor who can discuss the best birth control option to fit your needs.

Your information will be reviewed within 24 hours, and you will either get a new prescription or a renewal of an existing one. Your birth control (either the ring, the patch or the pill, there’s over 100 options available) will be delivered to your door within three to five days of your prescription being written.

If you have insurance, the birth control will either be free or the cost of your co-pay, and you will receive as many packs at one time as your provider allows. If you’re paying, the birth control will be as low as $16 per month, depending on the brand. Plus, Twentyeight Health offers discounts when you sign up for more delivery packs. It also accepts Medicaid, and you can pause or cancel at any time.

Twentyeight Health is only available in 33 states and the District of Columbia, but it does have plans to expand. The service is available for people 13 and older in 19 states, and between 14 and 18 years old and above in 14 other states without parental consent. If you are under the age of parental consent in your state, you can email Twentyeight Health for advice based on the state in which you live.

Like Prjkt Ruby, Twentyeight Health has a philanthropic side that donates about 2% of its revenue to the National Institute for Reproductive Health and Bedsider (by Power to Decide).

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Why We Chose It: Pandia Health is a convenient online prescription and delivery service with a mission—to make sure women never run out of birth control.

Cofounded by female doctor Sophia Yen, Pandia Health is simple to use. If you have an active prescription, you can provide your current pharmacy or doctor’s info, and Pandia Health will deliver the medicine to your door.

Need a new prescription? Currently, Pandia Health can only prescribe birth control to people living in Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, Illinois, Texas, Tennessee, Pennsylvania, Washington, or Wyoming (with plans to expand in the future). To get the prescription, you'll fill out a health form, and then one of the Pandia Health doctors will review your information, write a prescription, and the birth control will be delivered for free. A consult costs about $20.

Pandia Health works with most health insurance providers (excluding Kaiser, Cal Optima, Care, Humana, Sunshine Health, Tricare, and StayWell at this time). If your plan is covered, the medicine will be free or the cost of a co-pay.

If you don’t have insurance, it will cost roughly $15 per pack. There Pandia Health offers all birth control pills, patches, and rings. If you have any questions before committing, there is a live chat option with an adviser on the website.

Pandia Health delivers free to all 50 states.