To get prescribed birth control pills online:

• Create an account
• Complete a short online health questionnaire
• Choose your birth control pill and make a purchase
• Our doctor will review your questionnaire responses and issue a prescription (if appropriate)
• We deliver your birth control to your doorstep in discreet, unbranded packaging
• Once your supply runs out, simply submit a short renewal form to get a refill

Although many women are used to getting birth control through their doctor’s office, you can now get the same options prescribed online for less hassle. Ease offers extensive support to anyone exploring different birth control pill options, and free shipping once you decide which route you want to take.

Getting birth control online instead of in person has a number of benefits, including:

Convenience. With Ease, you can request a birth control prescription whenever you want or need it, saving you any scheduling problems or time-consuming trips to the doctor’s office.

Accessibility. When visiting a doctor, you usually only have a few minutes to get all of your questions answered. The medical team here at Ease can answer whatever questions you might have, when you have them.

Savings. Getting your pills delivered straight to your door means saving money on transportation, parking, and the time you may need to take off work to see your doctor.

Getting your birth control online may feel like a leap, so feel free to contact a member of our team for further information.

We ship nationwide via private courier. Products and medication take 1-3 working days to arrive in Metro Manila, and 3-5 working days for Luzon and 5-10 working days for the rest of the Philippines. Local delivery within the Philippines costs ₱300.

When used correctly, the pill is 99% effective. This is much higher than condoms and other forms of birth control. The more regularly you take your pills, the more effective they will be. However, because many people don’t use the pill perfectly (e.g. missing their pill), it can end up being around 91% effective. This is why we strongly recommend that you do your best to take your pill consistently, and in the manner prescribed by your medical provider.

Yes. There are many different kinds of birth control pills, each of which has different doses of hormones. Depending on your medical history, some birth control pills may be more suitable for you than others.

Some common side effects include headaches, nausea, spotting (light bleeding between periods), breast tenderness, and/or changes in your menstrual cycle (it might come early, late, or stop altogether). Good news is that they don’t affect everyone and they tend to go away in 2-3 months as your body gets adjusted to the hormones.

There are two main distinguishing factors among different brands of pills.

1. Number of pills per pack: Some pills contain only 21 active pills. This means that for 1 week a month, you won’t take any pills and start your next pack after the 7-day break. Other brands provide 28 pills (24 active pills and 4 placebo pills) which means you will take 1 pill each day of the month.

2. Hormonal dosage: While all combination pills contain the hormones estrogen and progestin, they have different dosage levels. Specific dosage levels may suit you best depending on your health history and your preferences (e.g. if you want to skip your periods or not). If in doubt, you may sign up for a teleconsultation with one of our doctors, who will be able to help you find a brand that works for you.

• Create an account
• Complete a short online health questionnaire
• Choose your birth control pill and make a purchase
• Our doctor will review your questionnaire responses and issue a prescription (if appropriate)
• We deliver your birth control to your doorstep in discreet, unbranded packaging

As long as there is no medical reason to stop taking the pill, you can be on it for years, whether to regulate your menstrual cycle, treat cramps or prevent pregnancy. The best part? You can stop taking the pill at any point if you decide you do want to get pregnant; there is no change in long-term fertility with the use of birth control pills.