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About Opill
Opill (norgestrel) is the first over-the-counter birth control pill approved by the FDA that can be used for all ages. This birth control pill contains a progestin hormone and doesn't have any estrogen in it. Opill (norgestrel) is taken by mouth once everyday to prevent pregnancy. The most common side effect is changes in your menstrual periods. You shouldn't use Opill (norgestrel) if you have or have had breast cancer. Opill (norgestrel) isn't meant for use as an emergency contraceptive (morning after pill). Opill costs $49.99 for a 3-month (84 pill) pack and $89.99 for a 6-month (168 pill) pack. Save an extra 5% with GoodRx when you sign up for auto-shipping.
Product Details
- Available over the counter without a prescription
- FDA approved
- 98% effective at preventing pregnancy (with perfect use)
- Estrogen-free
Pharmacist tips
- Make sure to take Opill (norgestrel) at the same time every day. Set an alarm to help you remember to take your birth control pill on time.
- If you forget to take Opill (norgestrel) or take your dose 3 or more hours late, take the pill as soon as you remember. You should use a back-up method each time you have sex for the next 48 hours.
- After you finish a pack of Opill (norgestrel), start a new pack right away the following day. Don't take breaks between packs.
$49.993-month pack (84 pills)
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