What We Offer
Emergency contraception, period delay, birth control and HRT
Choose what you want to learn about.
Click any option below to expand details. Every prescription is reviewed by a licensed clinician and sent to the pharmacy you choose.
Combined birth control pill (Daily pill with estrogen + progestin)
Combined pills help prevent pregnancy and often improve cycle control.
- Can make periods lighter, more predictable, and less painful
- Often helps with acne and hormonal symptoms
- Not recommended for everyone including those with high blood pressure, gallbladder disease, migraine with aura, higher risk for blood clots and some other medical conditions or history.
Progestin-only pill (“mini-pill”) (Estrogen-free daily option)
Progestin-only pills are often safer when estrogen is not recommended.
- Must be taken at the same time each day
- Spotting is more common in the first months
- Good postpartum, breastfeeding or migraine-safe option
Birth control patch (Weekly option instead of daily pills)
The patch is worn on the skin and changed weekly.
- No daily pill to remember
- Can be used continuously to skip periods if desired
- May be less effective over 200 lbs or BMI > 30
Vaginal ring (Monthly low-maintenance option)
The ring is inserted at home and replaced monthly.
- Great for people who forget pills
- Can often be used continuously to skip bleeding
- Must be comfortable inserting/removing
Emergency contraception (Plan B / Ella) (Backup after unprotected sex or missed pills)
Emergency contraception lowers pregnancy risk after sex.
- Plan B works best within 72 hours
- Ella works up to 5 days and closer to ovulation
- Not intended as regular birth control
Period Delay (Norethindrone) (Short-term cycle delay for travel or events)
A temporary option to help delay bleeding when started early enough.
- Start at least 3 days before your expected period
- Taken 3x daily with meals for up to 10 days
- Not birth control and does not prevent pregnancy
Phexxi® vaginal gel (Non-hormonal, used only before sex)
Phexxi is a prescription gel used up to 1 hour before sex.
- No hormones
- Must be used every time you have sex
- Works best combined with condoms+
Hormone Replacement Care Both hormonal and non hormonal symptom management options
Hormonal options – Estrogen and Progesterone
- Pills, patches, and vaginal treatments
- Systemic options treat whole-body symptoms (like hot flashes)
- Vaginal treatments focus on dryness and discomfort
Non-hormonal options
- Options do not contain estrogen or progesterone
- Prescription treatments that manage symptoms without hormones
- May help with hot flashes, mood, and sleep
Important safety note:
MyBodyMyRx provides limited-scope telemedicine care for contraception, emergency contraception, and short-term period delay. Prescriptions are only provided when medically safe and appropriate based on your health history and answers.
Some conditions require in-person evaluation and we may not be able to prescribe hormonal medications through telemedicine, including a history of blood clots, stroke, certain cancers, uncontrolled high blood pressure, liver disease, or current pregnancy.
If you develop severe pain, heavy bleeding, chest pain, shortness of breath, or vision changes, seek urgent or emergency care immediately.
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Every visit is a flat cost and reviewed by our dedicated clinicians. No subscriptions. No memberships. No nonsense — just straightforward care sent to your pharmacy.
Choose what you want to learn about.
Click any option below to expand details. Every prescription is reviewed by a licensed clinician and sent to the pharmacy you choose.
Combined birth control pill Daily pill with estrogen + progestin
- Can make periods lighter, more predictable, and less painful
- Often helps with acne and hormonal symptoms
- Not recommended for everyone including those with high blood pressure, gallbladder disease, migraine with aura, higher risk for blood clots and some other medical conditions or history.
Progestin-only pill (“mini-pill”) Estrogen-free daily option
- Must be taken at the same time each day
- Spotting is more common in the first months
- Good postpartum, breastfeeding or migraine-safe option
Birth control patch Weekly option instead of daily pills
- No daily pill to remember
- Can be used continuously to skip periods if desired
- May be less effective over 200 lbs or BMI > 30
Vaginal ring Monthly low-maintenance option
- Great for people who forget pills
- Can often be used continuously to skip bleeding
- Must be comfortable inserting/removing
Emergency contraception (Plan B / Ella) Backup after unprotected sex or missed pills
- Plan B works best within 72 hours
- Ella works up to 5 days and closer to ovulation
- Not intended as regular birth control
Period Delay (Norethindrone) Short-term cycle delay for travel or events
- Start at least 3 days before your expected period
- Taken 3x daily with meals for up to 10 days
- Not birth control and does not prevent pregnancy
Phexxi® vaginal gel Non-hormonal, used only before sex
- No hormones
- Must be used every time you have sex
- Works best combined with condoms
Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT)
Menopause symptom support
- May reduce hot flashes and night sweats
- Can improve sleep and vaginal dryness
- Different options include estrogen-only or combined estrogen + progesterone therapy
MyBodyMyRx provides limited-scope telemedicine care for contraception, emergency contraception, and short-term period delay. Prescriptions are only provided when medically safe and appropriate based on your health history and answers.
Some conditions require in-person evaluation and we may not be able to prescribe hormonal medications through telemedicine, including a history of blood clots, stroke, certain cancers, uncontrolled high blood pressure, liver disease, or current pregnancy.
If you develop severe pain, heavy bleeding, chest pain, shortness of breath, or vision changes, seek urgent or emergency care immediately.
