Opill® is a Daily OTC Birth Control Now Available at Mighty

No prescription. No appointment. No hassle. Opill® is daily birth control your way.

What is Opill®?

Daily birth control pills your way.

Opill® is a progestin-only birth control pill (also known as a POP or mini pill.6) It contains only one hormone, progestin (norgestrel). Each tablet of Opill® contains 0.075 mg of norgestrel. Is Opill® the same as other hormonal birth control pills? No. Many other birth control pills contain both estrogen and progestin. Unlike combination birth control pills, Opill® is estrogen-free. As the first FDA-approved over-the-counter (OTC) daily birth control pill, Opill® is also more accessible than many other birth control pill alternatives.

How does Opill® work?

Rx Strength — Without the Rx.6

Opill® works in multiple ways. It causes cervical mucus to thicken and prevents your ovaries from releasing an egg in some cycles. Opill® works by6:

• Increasing cervical mucus viscosity

  : Thickens the cervical mucus, which helps block sperm from reaching the egg.

• Suppressing ovulation in some cycles

  : May also prevent ovaries from releasing eggs in some cycles.

What to expect when taking Opill®

Contraception can be complicated. Let’s break it down.

It starts working 48 hours, AKA 2 days*, after you take your first pill.6 Be sure to use a barrier method like condoms for the first two days to prevent pregnancy.

Progestin-only pills like Opill® have a well-established safety profile supported by decades of real-world experience2 Side effects vary by individual. The most-frequently reported side effect is irregular bleeding.8 That said, in a survey of people who used Opill® during a US clinical trial, 58% said the bleeding was similar to or better than their previous hormonal contraceptive method.3

Other potential side effects include:

• Headaches

• Dizziness

• Nausea

• Increased appetite

• Abdominal pain

• Cramps

• Bloating

See the Opill® Drug Facts for a full list of warnings and potential side effects.