Published on: 8/19/2025
Over-the-counter birth control can vary in cost, but it generally aims to be more accessible and affordable than prescription options.
Over-the-counter (OTC) birth control is designed to be easier for people to get without needing a prescription. According to recent studies, making birth control available OTC can help reduce barriers and make it more accessible for many people.
In summary, while the exact cost of OTC birth control can vary, its main goal is to provide a more accessible and potentially cheaper option for those seeking contraception.
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