Birth Control

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

This week is National Condom Week so we wanted to cover some condom basics and FAQs. Read More

Abstinence is the only 100% effective way to prevent pregnancy and STDs. If you choose to have sex, condoms are the only method that protects against pregnancy AND STDs! 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

This Thanksgiving may look a little different for many people this year as we do our part to reduce the spread of COVID-19 by not gathering with people we don’t live with but there are still many thin... Read More

Today is Thanks, Birth Control Day, a chance to remember all of the reasons we are glad to have birth control options! Read More

IUD stands for intrauterine device. They are small plastic “t” shaped devices that are inserted by a doctor or health care provider into the uterus to prevent pregnancy. Read More

Almost all (99%) of women between the ages of 15-44 who have ever had sex have used at least one birth control method. Read More

Condoms are an important way to protect against pregnancy and STDs. But we know that condoms are not perfect. Using condoms is pretty easy but making sure you are using them correctly can help keep th... 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. Someone might take EC if they had unprotec... Read More