A few questions. A real answer.
About 5 minutes, online. A licensed provider takes it from there.
About 5 minutes, online. A licensed provider takes it from there.
Estrogen-free birth control, prescribed online. Consultation, first month's medication, free shipping. After that, medication starts at $39 every 3 months.
$30 covers the online provider review. If you're eligible for an estrogen-free birth control prescription, your first month's medication is included at no extra cost — and shipping is always free. After that, your cost every 3 months depends on your insurance: $39 if fully covered, $59 if partially covered, or $119 without insurance. You're billed and shipped a 3-month supply at a time. Medicare and Medicaid don't qualify for medication savings — refills are then available at the $119 cash price.
Find out if estrogen-free birth control is right for you. No waiting room, no appointment, just a 5-minute questionnaire reviewed by a licensed provider.
A provider will review your responses and follow up personally to find the right next step for you.
Board-certified, licensed provider in your state. Your $30 is charged once your consultation is complete.
We work with your insurance and work through prior authorization forms so you don't have to.
Your first month's medication is part of the $30 — nothing extra to pay.
We schedule your refills and ship them to your door every 3 months so you never have to remember to reorder. Pause & cancel at anytime.
Free shipping, always.
$30, all inclusive. It covers your medical consultation and — if a licensed provider prescribes for you — your first month's medication. Shipping is always free. You authorize the $30 at checkout, and it's charged once your consultation is complete.
From your second supply, your medication is billed by your pharmacy every three months, and your price depends on your coverage: $39 if your insurance covers the medication, $59 if it covers part of it, or $119 without insurance. The $59 and $119 prices are capped by a manufacturer savings card. You're billed and shipped a 3-month supply at a time, and your exact price is confirmed before any charge, so you always know what to expect.
The savings card can't be used with government insurance (Medicaid, Medicare, VA, TRICARE) — we never bill government insurance, and refills are then available at the $119 cash price.
No. You can pay cash if you're uninsured or prefer not to use insurance. If you do have insurance, we work with your insurance provider to see if you can get coverage and work with prior authorization if your plan requires it.
If you have government insurance (Medicaid, Medicare, VA, TRICARE), you can still use Prio One: federal rules don't allow savings offers, and we never bill government insurance — refills are then available at the $119 cash price.
You'll still pay the $30 — it covers the medical consultation itself, whether or not estrogen-free birth control turns out to be right for you. There's nothing further to pay: no medication, no subscription.
Yes, you can cancel whenever. Pause, reschedule, or stop deliveries through your Carepoint patient portal.
We offer an estrogen-free birth control pill, a progestin-only pill, as an option for people who can't or don't want to take estrogen. During your intake, we ask about your health history so your provider can determine if this is the right fit for you. If it is, they'll walk you through the specific medication and everything you need to know once they've reviewed your case.
