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It depends on your insurance! Usually once a month or once every 3 months. You can log into your Dashboard at thepillclub. Delivery typically takes business days.

If your pharmacist gave you the wrong pill,

This means that UPS will carry your shipment to the hub nearest to you, and then it will be transferred to USPS for the remainder of the shipping process. Please enter the delivery address you prefer when you sign up! Note that your name must be on the package. You can also edit the delivery address at any time; just use your Dashboard!

If you'd like to add an alternate name on your delivery address to ensure accurate delivery, let our patient care team know. Heads Up: If your prescription is covered by insurance, your delivery date depends on when your insurance allows us to process your next refill.

We can reschedule your delivery for any date as long as your insurance approves it. Please be sure to let us know in advance if you need to postpone your delivery. Please text us at or at Our packages are picked up in the morning and afternoon every business day. We encourage you to keep your address up-to-date on your Dashboard at thepillclub. If your package has already been picked up by our carrier, we will not be able to re-route your package in time.

If you live in an apartment, ask the leasing department or front desk if they received the care package instead of you. We also suggest you check with your neighbors in case they received it by mistake. We recommend logging into your account at thepillclub. If your package seems to be lost or in transit back to us, please check that your delivery address is correct on your Dashboard and then text us at or call so we can help you!

No worries, it happens! If you lose your birth control pack, please contact our patient care team by texting us at or calling us at as soon as you can. Cost and Insurance. We can take select Medicaid plans in certain states. Our patient care team is always available at or at to provide a price quote for your medication so you can use our services!

If your insurance is provided by your employer, contact a member of your employer's human resources department who is in charge of handling insurance benefits, or you can contact your insurance company directly. Please text pictures of all additional insurance cards to our patient care team at or at to prevent any delays with your prescription. For California residents: To keep your birth control confidential from your parents while using their insurance, you can contact your insurance company! Ask them if they accept a Confidential Communications Request and how you can submit one.

Please check the website below. Check Website. Yes, because Planned Parenthood is a dispensing clinic, not a pharmacy. In order to fill your prescription with us, you must personally request that your Planned Parenthood clinic sends a new prescription to us by fax, phone, or e-prescribe. Some insurance plans only partially cover the cost of birth control. In that case, you may be required to pay a copay out of pocket to receive your prescription. This copay amount is dictated by your insurance company. In that case, we will always text you to confirm your copay before your prescription is shipped out.

Our pricing changes as the manufacturer changes the cost. Costs are entirely set by drug manufacturers and drug wholesalers.

Our partnerships team works with our distributors to bring the cost down whenever possible. We offer bulk pricing options so that you can save money on your prescription! Managed Care Plans are a type of health insurance. They have contracts with health care providers and medical facilities to provide care for members at reduced costs.

These providers make up the plan's network. We require both your state Medicaid plan and Managed Care plan cards in order to process your prescription more quickly! The combined hormonal pill and the vaginal ring are all equally effective methods of birth control when taken as prescribed. Yes, you can safely skip your monthly periods with monophasic birth control pills or the ring! Some women may experience breakthrough bleeding during the first few months of skipping periods, which is a normal side effect. Generics and equivalents are the same thing!

They contain the same drug at the same dose, and must be approved by the FDA to be interchangeable. To change the drug brand or method, please reach out to a member of our patient care team by texting us at or at It depends! Make sure to have a recent blood pressure reading before you fill it out which you can do at many local pharmacies for free and specify any brand preferences if you wish to stay on the same type of birth control you have previously been using.

When you sign up, you can choose whether or not to include EC in your first care package from us. If you decide not to add it in your first care package, you can always add it to your next shipment! Log into thepillclub.

Click the pencil icon and use the EC toggle button to submit your request. You can also text us at or call us at with your request. Having EC pills available is recommended for those at risk of unintended pregnancy. You can reach out to our patient care team by texting us at or calling us at , and we will forward your request!

Make sure to update your payment information. Our nurse practitioners can prescribe birth control to you if it's been more than 6 weeks since you've given birth. Just let us know and we'll find you the best option for breastfeeding mothers and non-breastfeeding mothers! A friendly reminder: Smoking while taking birth control can increase the risk of possible blood clots and stroke. Quitting can be challenging—maybe one of the most challenging things you'll ever do—but we believe in you.

Side Effects. Experiencing some spotting and breakthrough bleeding? This is a common side effect of using birth control. Please keep in mind that it can take some time for your body to adjust to the change in hormones. Check out the list of common side effects shown below. Our medical team suggests sticking to any new birth control for 2 to 3 months before switching brands, unless you have intolerable side effects. Some common side effects of combined hormonal birth control are as follows: Pill: abdominal pain, acne, bloating, breakthrough bleeding, breast tenderness, contact lens intolerance, depression, headache, irregular bleeding, mood changes, nausea, vomiting, weight changes, and yeast infection Ring: all of the side effects related to the pill as listed above, as well as possible vaginal irritation Please see your primary care provider or reach out to one of our pharmacists for concerns about common side effects.

You may also text us at to discuss common side effects. Although rare, serious side effects may occur. If you experience any of the following symptoms, immediately go to the nearest Emergency Room or call If you experience any of these symptoms, please go to the nearest emergency room or call immediately. The quantity of birth control we can send to you depends on your insurance. Refills are usually once a month or once every 3 months. Depending on what your insurance allows, you may receive up to a 3-month supply at a time.

You only need to request a refill if you need it on a different date! When we request a prescription transfer, it may take up to 3 days for your previous pharmacy to respond, followed by 3 to 5 business days for UPS to deliver your package.

However, you should also call your doctor to let them know you need a new prescription. You may need to be seen by your doctor before you can receive a refill. Your doctor can call in, fax in, or e-prescribe a new prescription to us. Our medical team can also prescribe in select states! This might be useful if you go on vacation or lose a pack! You can read our privacy statement for more information. We use industry-standard encryption; all of your information is stored in encrypted form on our servers according to strict federal standards, including HIPAA.