Free birth control eligibility is different in every state, county, and city.

Insurance will usually pay for some or all of your birth control.

Let's start with adults. (We'll count kids next.)

How many kids do you have? If you're pregnant, count that baby too.

If your annual income is or less, chances are good you qualify for free birth control.

You probably qualify for free birth control. Here's what to do next:

1. Find a health center near you.
2. Make an appointment to get birth control.
3. Ask them about free birth control options.
4. Decide which method is best for you.

Since you make more than a year, you might not qualify for free birth control.

But there are other cost-saving programs you may qualify for! Call one of these local health centers to see which ones are available to you.

It looks like you don't qualify for free birth control in , but you can still pay less for it.

Call a local health center and ask about their cost-saving programs. They'll help you save money on birth control.

Many health insurance plans are now required to cover birth control with no co-pay..

Are you being denied? Need help?

Call 1-866-PILL4US for more information.

If you don't know what kind of insurance you have

Call a local health center. They'll help you determine if you qualify.

If you don't want to tell us your salary, you can still look into cheaper birth control options.

Call a local health center. They'll help you determine if you qualify.