Sexual health made simple

Manage your health with the method that works best for you.

Proactive Birth Control

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Medications authorized for sale by Health Canada

COVERED BY INSURANCE

FREE MEDICAL CONSULT + SHIPPING

CANADIAN MEDICAL TEAM

Medications authorized for sale by Health Canada

COVERED BY INSURANCE

FREE MEDICAL CONSULT + SHIPPING

CANADIAN MEDICAL TEAM

Medications authorized for sale by Health Canada

COVERED BY INSURANCE

FREE MEDICAL CONSULT + SHIPPING

CANADIAN MEDICAL TEAM

Medications authorized for sale by Health Canada

COVERED BY INSURANCE

FREE MEDICAL CONSULT + SHIPPING

CANADIAN MEDICAL TEAM

You deserve access to contraception

Feeling good about yourself and having a healthy sex life shouldn’t be cause for stress or judgement. We know talking about sex and birth control can be difficult, so that’s why we make it simple and safe. Our medical team will help you find the right option for you, whether it’s your first prescription or not.

Get what you need, ASAP

Get a free consult from our medical team when you place an order, to help you find the birth control that fits your lifestyle. Whether its pill, patch, or ring: we got you.

A method for every body

With 50+ authorized for sale by Health Canada medications, we’ll help you find your match. Plus we accept all major insurance plans!

The Pill$20/month*

25+ brands (includes generic) for you to choose from. Whether it’s your first time on the pill, or you’re looking to switch between Progestin-only (minipill) to Combination pill, 21-active or 24-active, continuous dosing or extended cycle, the medical team at Jill can work through the best plan for you.

Vaginal Ring$25-$30/month*

This small, flexible vaginal ring is used to prevent pregnancy. You put it in for 3 weeks, take it out, then put a new one in a week later. It’s just as effective as the pill when used as directed, and you don’t have to think about taking it every day. Do not use if you smoke cigarettes and are over age 35. Smoking increases your risk of serious heart and blood vessel problems from combination hormonal contraceptives (CHCs).

The Patch$33/month*

The contraceptive is a non-latex patch that contains estrogen and progesterone hormones. Absorbed through the skin into the bloodstream, the Patch is adhered either on the upper arm, buttock, abdomen or upper body. When used correctly, the patch is 99% effective in preventing pregnancy.

90-day supply

from

$20

per month*

The Pill

Whichever brand you prefer, we’re here to find your best fit.

Birth control pill (25 brands)

*A prescription will only be written if deemed appropriate after digital consult with a licensed medical provider. Final pricing dependent on prescribed medication and any additional health benefits.

The Vaginal Ring

A small, flexible vaginal ring used to prevent pregnancy.

Vaginal Ring

*A prescription will only be written if deemed appropriate after digital consult with a licensed medical provider. Final pricing dependent on prescribed medication and any additional health benefits.

90-day supply

from

$25

per month*

90-day supply

from

$33

per month*

The EVRA Patch

A non-latex patch containing estrogen + progesterone hormones.

EVRA Patch

*A prescription will only be written if deemed appropriate after digital consult with a licensed medical provider. Final pricing dependent on prescribed medication and any additional health benefits.

FAQ

What’s the difference between brand-name and generic?

Generics are made for the same use as brand-name medication, with the same active ingredient and the same quality, dosage, and strength. Any difference is usually superficial, in colouring or flavouring.

Generics are cheaper than brand-name because brand-name medications are the first to create their particular medicinal mix. Hence they get to put their name on it. However, part of being first means you gotta run a bunch of tests and trials before it can go to market — which are expensive, and increase the product cost.

For accessibility and healthy competition reasons, generics are allowed to skip that work, take the final results of all those tests — the same product the brand sells — and sell it for much cheaper. That way, consumers aren’t stuck in a market with only a few, crazy-pricey options.

Does the birth control pill have side effects?

Most people who take the pill don’t experience side effects, and those that do usually see them go away in two to three months. The most common are spotting or bleeding between periods, sore breasts, nausea, or headaches. If you experience this and it doesn’t disappear after two to three months, reach out to our medical team through your account chat function.

How quickly does the Ring start working?

The Ring starts working right away if inserted within five days after the start of your period, or effective within seven days at any other time!

Why use the Patch?

Those who like the Patch like it because it’s super easy to use and only needs replacing once a week. You can place it on various parts of the body, and it’s up to 99% effective at preventing pregnancy!

Am I covered by insurance?

If you have a drug plan that covers prescription drugs , your out-of-pocket fees may decrease significantly. Many Health Spending Accounts can also cover costs for birth control. You will be provided with a receipt to use for your claims.
For questions about using your insurance to pay, please mention that you have insurance when the pharmacy calls you – a refund will be provided for the portion that covered by your plan if applicable.
You can also find out what your plans covers by contacting your insurer or emailing our pharmacy.