Your method, refilled before you run out.
The pill, patch or ring — prescribed after a proper review of your health, then refilled automatically.
Birth control, explained.
Hormonal contraception prevents pregnancy by stopping ovulation or thickening cervical mucus. Options include the combined pill, the progestin-only pill, the patch and the vaginal ring.
Who it’s for
- Adults 18+ looking to start, switch or renew a method
- Anyone who wants refills without an appointment every year
What’s included
- Clinician review, including blood pressure and history
- A method matched to you
- Up to a year of refills, shipped in advance
- Message your clinician any time about side effects
With perfect use the pill is over 99% effective; with typical use about 93% (CDC).
Published guidance or trial data — not Previe patient outcomes.
Pill, patch or ring
The exact pill, patch or ring depends on your health history and preferences.
Shown for illustration. Prescription only, dispensed by a licensed pharmacy after a clinician prescribes.
Combined (estrogen) methods are not suitable for everyone — including smokers over 35, people with migraine with aura, or a history of blood clots. That is why every prescription follows a clinical review. Hormonal birth control does not protect against STIs.
A Previe clinician decides whether treatment is appropriate after reviewing your full history. If you are having a medical emergency, call 911.
Birth control questions
Do I need a pelvic exam?
No. Birth control can be prescribed safely after a health history and a recent blood pressure reading.
Can I switch methods?
Yes — message your clinician and they will review what might suit you better.
Ready when you are.
A few questions, then join the waitlist for birth control in your state.
Check eligibility