BIRTH CONTROL
Reproductive Health Protocol

BIRTH CONTROL

Empower yourself with birth control choices

Birth ControlOral tabletWomen
Starting at$46.97$46.97 per 3 Packs (3 MO).
$46.97
About

What is hormonal birth control?

Hormonal contraception serves as a method for women to prevent pregnancy by utilizing hormones to inhibit monthly ovary egg releases. Consistent pill intake maintains stable hormone levels, preventing egg-sperm encounters and thereby avoiding conception. Yet, its benefits extend beyond contraception. This aids in regulating and alleviating menstrual discomfort, reducing acne, and mitigating monthly mood fluctuations. Additionally, some women use it to manage conditions such as PCOS. Moreover, it provides women with increased control over family planning, functioning as a discreet yet powerful tool for reproductive health management.

Snapshot

The essentials

Dosing
1 pill daily
Packaged in 28-day cycles: 21 active pills, 7 inactive.
Formulation
Oral tablet
Combination or progestin-only pills.
Physician reviewed
US-licensed
Prescribed and monitored by a licensed clinician.
Best for
Contraception
Also used for menstrual regulation, acne, and PCOS management.
How it works

Your protocol, step by step

1

HORMONE REGULATION

Maintains stable hormone levels by preventing monthly ovary egg releases, stopping the egg-sperm encounter and preventing conception.

2

MENSTRUAL CYCLE CONTROL

Regulates and alleviates menstrual discomfort, reduces acne, and mitigates monthly mood fluctuations for improved quality of life.

3

CONDITION MANAGEMENT

Helps manage conditions such as PCOS and endometriosis while providing women with increased control over family planning.

Benefits

What patients look for

Highly effective pregnancy prevention when taken consistently
Regulates menstrual cycles and reduces period pain
Reduces acne and improves skin clarity
Helps manage PCOS symptoms
Decreases monthly mood fluctuations and PMS symptoms
Provides discreet and convenient contraception
Offers control over family planning decisions
May reduce risk of certain cancers (ovarian and endometrial)
FAQ

Questions, answered

Oral contraceptives, commonly referred to as birth control pills, are prescription medicines that are FDA approved to prevent pregnancies.

Prescription products require a medical evaluation by a licensed provider. Treatment is only prescribed when clinically appropriate. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved products. Prices are as listed and may vary by dose, supply length and pharmacy.