Birth Control

Did you know that over half of teens in the United States are not having sex? Read More

Regardless of where you stand on the gender spectrum, birth control may be right for you to help prevent pregnancy and support your overall health and wellness, especially if you have a uterus and ova... Read More

It’s Women’s History Month, and we’re diving into the history of birth control. Read More

Valentine’s Day is not just reserved for roses and chocolates. February 14th marks the beginning of National Condom Week, a time to reflect on the importance of using condoms – the ONLY method that pr... Read More

Next week, starting February 13th, is National Condom Week, a chance to learn all about condoms including how to use them and where to find them. Read More

Emergency contraception is sometimes called EC, Plan B (a brand name), or the morning after pill. It is birth control that is used after sex to prevent pregnancy. Read More

Most people use birth control at some point in their lives (99% to be exact!) and people across the gender spectrum may choose to use birth control. Read More

Emergency contraception, sometimes called EC, Plan B (a brand name), or the morning after pill, is birth control that is used after sex to prevent pregnancy. Read More

Let’s dive into the history of some contraceptives and see the developments that lead to them being what we know them as today. Read More

When we think about condoms, many people only thing about the external condom - and external condoms can be easier to find. Read More