Find a Birth Control Option That Works for You.

Vasectomy - 99.9% Effective

Vasectomy is a simple, safe, and extremely effective form of permanent birth control.  We offer scalpel free vasectomies. Vasectomy works by blocking the tubes (vas deferens) that carry sperm from the testicles. Vasectomy doesn’t protect you from STD's. 

Birth Control Implant - 99% Effective

The implant is a highly effective method. It is a tiny rod that includes hormones and is inserted under the skin of your upper arm. It can prevent pregnancy for up to five years. It doesn’t protect you from STIs, so use a condom with your implant.

Intrauterine Device (IUD) - 99% Effective

The IUD is a highly effective method. It is a t-shaped piece of plastic that is placed in your uterus in a 5-minute procedure. Some contain hormones and some don’t. It offers pregnancy protection for 3 -12 years, depending on the type you get. It doesn’t protect you from STIs, so use a condom with your IUD.

IUDs can also be used as emergency contraception.  Click here to learn more about emergency contraception options. 

Birth Control Shot - 96% Effective

The shot is a highly effective method. It is an injection that contains hormones that prevent pregnancy for three full months. It doesn’t protect you from STIs, so use a condom with the shot. 

Birth Control Vaginal Ring - 93% Effective

The birth control ring is a self-insertable vaginal ring that is a moderately effective birth control method. It is a small, flexible ring that contains hormones to prevent pregnancy.

You wear the ring in your vagina for three to four weeks at a time. It doesn’t protect you from STIs, so use a condom with your ring. 

Birth Control Patch - 93% Effective

The patch is moderately effective. It is a thin, beige piece of plastic that looks like a square Band-Aid. You wear the patch on your skin, changing it weekly, and it gives off hormones that prevent pregnancy. It doesn’t protect you from STIs, so use a condom with your patch.

Birth Control Pill - 93% Effective

The pill is moderately effective when taken exactly as directed. The pill is taken at the same time each day. The hormones in the pill help prevent pregnancy. It doesn't protect you from STIs, so use a condom with the pills.

External Condoms - 87% Effective

An external condom is is worn over the penis to block sperm, help prevent pregnancy, and lower the risk of STIs. Use another birth control method with a condom for even more pregnancy preventing power.

Diaphragm - 83% Effective

The diaphragm is a less effective method, and it must be used exactly as directed and with spermicide. It is a shallow, dome-shaped cup made of silicone that is inserted into your vagina before sex and blocks sperm. It doesn’t protect you from STIs, so use a condom with your diaphragm.

Internal Condom - 79% Effective

An internal condom is inserted into the vagina and blocks sperm. It helps protect you from STIs. Use another birth control method with your internal condom for even more pregnancy preventing power.

Contraceptive Gel - 79-86% Effective

Contraceptive gel comes in a pre-filled applicator similar to a tampon and is inserted into the vagina prior to intercourse. The gel maintains the vaginal pH at a level that traps and kills sperm.  It must be used every time you have vaginal sex. It doesn't protect you from STIs, so use a condom with your gel.