Which Emergency Contraception is Best for Me?
Mistakes happen. Get help, ahead of time or the morning after.
Wisp has multiple options for emergency contraceptives that can be taken 3-5 days following unprotected sex or a contraceptive failure (like a broken condom, or missed day of oral birth control).
Take the quiz below to get matched with the emergency contraceptive that best fits your needs and urgency.
FSA & HSA accepted.
Which Emergency Contraception is Best for Me?
How Does The Morning After Pill Work?
Levonorgestrel, a generic form of the active ingredient in Plan B®, is a pill taken within 72 hours of unprotected sex to prevent an un-planned pregnancy. The active ingredient is a hormone called levonorgestrel, which works by preventing pregnancy before it begins.
The active ingredient in Ella is Ulipristal, which prevents pregnancy by delaying or stopping the release of an egg from an ovary.
Neither of these medications terminates an existing pregnancy and is not the same thing as the abortion pill.
*PLAN B® is a registered trademark of Foundation Consumer Healthcare LLC
Indications
- Plan B: Take within 72 hours of contraceptive failure (broken condom or missing 2 days of birth control)
- Ella: Take Ella within 5 days of contraceptive failure (broken condom or missing 2 days of birth control)
- Do not use Ella or Plan B as a regular birth control method
Medication Details
Levonorgestrel FAQ
Your Provider
Take Levonorgestrel as soon as possible to prevent pregnancy, within 72 hours after unprotected sex.
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