Opill Daily Oral Birth Control Pills, Progestin-Only, 1 Month, 28 ct

I actually ordered this for one of my grandson's girlfriend. I do not know that they are having sex. It is not my business. But the girl's mother will not agree to this type of healthcare for her daughter. It is rather against my ethics to do so, but weighing a possible pregnancy and the subsequent consequences against supplying her with opill was a no-brainer. Both of these bright young people are headed for college and have a bright future ahead of them. A young pregnancy simply is not in the cards.

I'm beyond glad that this is finally available without a prescription that forces invasive pelvic exams. I am using it primarily to lighten my insanely heavy periods, and off-label for perimenopausal symptoms. The side effects are worth it to me. It gave me a minor yeast infection at first and a few skin acne breakouts, but it evened out. To be fair any brand pill gives me breakouts at first. I live in a state where getting reproductive care is hard. Planned Parenthood and all the usual options to get low cost birth control were chased out our state by fanatics. So for times like this when I'm between jobs and don't have health insurance, it's crucial that I have access to something easily accessible that'll handle my reproductive health. And I appreciate that the price is still low. I went from needing to change an Ultra tampon every two hours to changing a regular tampon every 7 hours. My cramps went from unbearable to literally nonexistent. It's quite a noticeable difference and changes my quality of life. I hope this doesn't get regulated again behind a prescription paywall. I NEED it. I'm not sexually active so I can't speak on whether it works for that.