Question 1

Is Levora good for acne?

Accepted Answer

Levora is not specifically approved to treat acne, but many patients find that their skin improves when taking oral contraceptives, especially if their acne is hormonal.

Question 2

Does Levora cause mood swings?

Accepted Answer

All hormonal contraceptives can cause changes in mood due to fluctuations in hormone levels. The good news is that these side effects tend to subside after a few months, so give your body some time to adjust. If you do have a history of depression, or your mood becomes extreme, be sure to let your provider know so they can evaluate if hormonal contraceptives are the best choice for you.

Question 3

Is Levora a low-dose birth control?

Accepted Answer

Most birth control pills made today, including Levora, are classified as "low-dose" which means they have less than 35 micrograms of estrogen. There are also pills that are classified as "ultra low-dose" that have 25 micrograms of estrogen or less.

Question 4

How much does birth control cost from Wisp?

Accepted Answer

Wisp offers a wide range of popular and affordable generic birth control options starting at $5 per month for a 90 day supply. Unlike other online birth control, with Wisp there’s no extra cost for consultation.

Question 5

Do I need health insurance to get online birth control?

Accepted Answer

Health insurance is not required to order online birth control from wisp! We ship prescription birth control to all 50 states regardless of health insurance, so your next 90 day supply arrives before you run out. Or, we can even call it in to your local pharmacy for pickup.

Question 6

Can I get a refill for my existing birth control prescription through Wisp?

Accepted Answer

Most popular birth control options are available at Wisp. Be sure to compare active ingredients for the most accurate information.

Question 7

Are there any age restrictions?

Accepted Answer

Wisp treats patients 18 - 54 for this area of care. Wisp does not offer hormonal birth control, hormonal cycle control, or emergency contraception to patients over the age of 55. Perimenopausal and menopausal changes during this stage of life can increase the risk of blood clots and stroke, which are better managed with in-person consultations for enhanced safety and personalized care.

Question 8

What information do I need to provide after placing my order?

Accepted Answer

Patients need to provide the following so our providers can verify that treatments will be safe and effective:/nA current/valid form of ID/nHeight and weight/nA list of current medications/nA list of any drug allergies/nA list of current diagnoses or conditions for taking prescriptive medications/nFor hormonal treatments, patients may need to provide:/nBlood pressure readings taken within the last year (required for combination birth control pills)/nThe date of your last menstrual period/n_Disclaimer: Additional lab and/or diagnostics (like photos) may be required based on treatment request_

Levora® Birth Control (generic)

Levora® Birth Control (generic)