What's My Method

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The first methods to ask about are the IUD and the Implant because they are the most effective and the easiest birth control to use! Note that Condoms are the only form of birth control that also reduce your risk of getting HIV and STDs. Choosing not to have anal, oral, or vaginal sex (also called abstinence) is always the safest and most effective way to prevent pregnancy and STDs. Even if you’ve already had sex, you can always choose not to have sex at any time. Male and female condoms are the only birth control methods that provide protection against STDs and HIV during vaginal and anal intercourse. Tap here to locate a clinic near you where you can get started on birth control.

Ynnnn

The first methods to ask about are the IUD and the Implant because they are the most effective and the easiest birth control to use! Note that Condoms are the only form of birth control that also reduce your risk of getting HIV and STDs. Choosing not to have anal, oral, or vaginal sex (also called abstinence) is always the safest and most effective way to prevent pregnancy and STDs. Even if you’ve already had sex, you can always choose not to have sex at any time. Male and female condoms are the only birth control methods that provide protection against STDs and HIV during vaginal and anal intercourse. Based on your quiz answers, some other birth control options you may want to consider are:  • The Shot • The Patch • The Pill Tap here to locate a clinic near you where you can get started on birth control.

Yynnn

The first methods to ask about are the IUD and the Implant because they are the most effective and the easiest birth control to use! Note that Condoms are the only form of birth control that also reduce your risk of getting HIV and STDs. Choosing not to have anal, oral, or vaginal sex (also called abstinence) is always the safest and most effective way to prevent pregnancy and STDs. Even if you’ve already had sex, you can always choose not to have sex at any time. Male and female condoms are the only birth control methods that provide protection against STDs and HIV during vaginal and anal intercourse. Based on your quiz answers, some other birth control options you may want to consider are:  • The Shot Tap here to locate a clinic near you where you can get started on birth control.

Yyynn

The first methods to ask about are the IUD and the Implant because they are the most effective and the easiest birth control to use! Note that Condoms are the only form of birth control that also reduce your risk of getting HIV and STDs.\ Choosing not to have anal, oral, or vaginal sex (also called abstinence) is always the safest and most effective way to prevent pregnancy and STDs. Even if you’ve already had sex, you can always choose not to have sex at any time. Male and female condoms are the only birth control methods that provide protection against STDs and HIV during vaginal and anal intercourse. Based on your quiz answers, some other birth control options you may want to consider are:  • The Shot • The Ring Tap here to locate a clinic near you where you can get started on birth control.

Yyyyn

The first methods to ask about are the IUD and the Implant because they are the most effective and the easiest birth control to use! Note that Condoms are the only form of birth control that also reduce your risk of getting HIV and STDs. Choosing not to have anal, oral, or vaginal sex (also called abstinence) is always the safest and most effective way to prevent pregnancy and STDs. Even if you’ve already had sex, you can always choose not to have sex at any time. Male and female condoms are the only birth control methods that provide protection against STDs and HIV during vaginal and anal intercourse. Based on your quiz answers, some other birth control options you may want to consider are:  • The Ring Tap here to locate a clinic near you where you can get started on birth control.

Nnnnn

The first methods to ask about are the IUD and the Implant because they are the most effective and the easiest birth control to use! Note that Condoms are the only form of birth control that also reduce your risk of getting HIV and STDs. Choosing not to have anal, oral, or vaginal sex (also called abstinence) is always the safest and most effective way to prevent pregnancy and STDs. Even if you’ve already had sex, you can always choose not to have sex at any time. Male and female condoms are the only birth control methods that provide protection against STDs and HIV during vaginal and anal intercourse. Based on your quiz answers, some other birth control options you may want to consider are:  • The Shot • The Patch • The Pill Tap here to locate a clinic near you where you can get started on birth control.

Nyyyy

The first methods to ask about are the IUD and the Implant because they are the most effective and the easiest birth control to use! Note that Condoms are the only form of birth control that also reduce your risk of getting HIV and STDs. Choosing not to have anal, oral, or vaginal sex (also called abstinence) is always the safest and most effective way to prevent pregnancy and STDs. Even if you’ve already had sex, you can always choose not to have sex at any time. Male and female condoms are the only birth control methods that provide protection against STDs and HIV during vaginal and anal intercourse. Tap here to locate a clinic near you where you can get started on birth control.

Nnyyy

The first methods to ask about are the IUD and the Implant because they are the most effective and the easiest birth control to use! Note that Condoms are the only form of birth control that also reduce your risk of getting HIV and STDs. Choosing not to have anal, oral, or vaginal sex (also called abstinence) is always the safest and most effective way to prevent pregnancy and STDs. Even if you’ve already had sex, you can always choose not to have sex at any time. Male and female condoms are the only birth control methods that provide protection against STDs and HIV during vaginal and anal intercourse. Tap here to locate a clinic near you where you can get started on birth control.

Nnnyy

The first methods to ask about are the IUD and the Implant because they are the most effective and the easiest birth control to use! Note that Condoms are the only form of birth control that also reduce your risk of getting HIV and STDs. Choosing not to have anal, oral, or vaginal sex (also called abstinence) is always the safest and most effective way to prevent pregnancy and STDs. Even if you’ve already had sex, you can always choose not to have sex at any time. Male and female condoms are the only birth control methods that provide protection against STDs and HIV during vaginal and anal intercourse. Tap here to locate a clinic near you where you can get started on birth control.

Nnnny

The first methods to ask about are the IUD and the Implant because they are the most effective and the easiest birth control to use! Note that Condoms are the only form of birth control that also reduce your risk of getting HIV and STDs. Choosing not to have anal, oral, or vaginal sex (also called abstinence) is always the safest and most effective way to prevent pregnancy and STDs. Even if you’ve already had sex, you can always choose not to have sex at any time. Male and female condoms are the only birth control methods that provide protection against STDs and HIV during vaginal and anal intercourse. Tap here to locate a clinic near you where you can get started on birth control.

YnYnY

The first methods to ask about are the IUD and the Implant because they are the most effective and the easiest birth control to use! Note that Condoms are the only form of birth control that also reduce your risk of getting HIV and STDs. Choosing not to have anal, oral, or vaginal sex (also called abstinence) is always the safest and most effective way to prevent pregnancy and STDs. Even if you’ve already had sex, you can always choose not to have sex at any time. Male and female condoms are the only birth control methods that provide protection against STDs and HIV during vaginal and anal intercourse. Based on your quiz answers, some other birth control options you may want to consider are:  • The Shot Tap here to locate a clinic near you where you can get started on birth control.

YnnnY

The first methods to ask about are the IUD and the Implant because they are the most effective and the easiest birth control to use! Note that Condoms are the only form of birth control that also reduce your risk of getting HIV and STDs. Choosing not to have anal, oral, or vaginal sex (also called abstinence) is always the safest and most effective way to prevent pregnancy and STDs. Even if you’ve already had sex, you can always choose not to have sex at any time. Male and female condoms are the only birth control methods that provide protection against STDs and HIV during vaginal and anal intercourse. Based on your quiz answers, some other birth control options you may want to consider are:  • The Shot Tap here to locate a clinic near you where you can get started on birth control.

YYnYY

The first methods to ask about are the IUD and the Implant because they are the most effective and the easiest birth control to use! Note that Condoms are the only form of birth control that also reduce your risk of getting HIV and STDs. Choosing not to have anal, oral, or vaginal sex (also called abstinence) is always the safest and most effective way to prevent pregnancy and STDs. Even if you’ve already had sex, you can always choose not to have sex at any time. Male and female condoms are the only birth control methods that provide protection against STDs and HIV during vaginal and anal intercourse. Tap here to locate a clinic near you where you can get started on birth control.

YYYnY

The first methods to ask about are the IUD and the Implant because they are the most effective and the easiest birth control to use! Note that Condoms are the only form of birth control that also reduce your risk of getting HIV and STDs. Choosing not to have anal, oral, or vaginal sex (also called abstinence) is always the safest and most effective way to prevent pregnancy and STDs. Even if you’ve already had sex, you can always choose not to have sex at any time. Male and female condoms are the only birth control methods that provide protection against STDs and HIV during vaginal and anal intercourse. Based on your quiz answers, some other birth control options you may want to consider are:  • The Shot Tap here to locate a clinic near you where you can get started on birth control.

YYnnY

The first methods to ask about are the IUD and the Implant because they are the most effective and the easiest birth control to use! Note that Condoms are the only form of birth control that also reduce your risk of getting HIV and STDs. Choosing not to have anal, oral, or vaginal sex (also called abstinence) is always the safest and most effective way to prevent pregnancy and STDs. Even if you’ve already had sex, you can always choose not to have sex at any time. Male and female condoms are the only birth control methods that provide protection against STDs and HIV during vaginal and anal intercourse. Based on your quiz answers, some other birth control options you may want to consider are:  • The Shot Tap here to locate a clinic near you where you can get started on birth control.

YnYYY

The first methods to ask about are the IUD and the Implant because they are the most effective and the easiest birth control to use! Note that Condoms are the only form of birth control that also reduce your risk of getting HIV and STDs. Choosing not to have anal, oral, or vaginal sex (also called abstinence) is always the safest and most effective way to prevent pregnancy and STDs. Even if you’ve already had sex, you can always choose not to have sex at any time. Male and female condoms are the only birth control methods that provide protection against STDs and HIV during vaginal and anal intercourse. Tap here to locate a clinic near you where you can get started on birth control.

YnnYY

The first methods to ask about are the IUD and the Implant because they are the most effective and the easiest birth control to use! Note that Condoms are the only form of birth control that also reduce your risk of getting HIV and STDs. Choosing not to have anal, oral, or vaginal sex (also called abstinence) is always the safest and most effective way to prevent pregnancy and STDs. Even if you’ve already had sex, you can always choose not to have sex at any time. Male and female condoms are the only birth control methods that provide protection against STDs and HIV during vaginal and anal intercourse. Tap here to locate a clinic near you where you can get started on birth control.

YYYYn

The first methods to ask about are the IUD and the Implant because they are the most effective and the easiest birth control to use! Note that Condoms are the only form of birth control that also reduce your risk of getting HIV and STDs. Choosing not to have anal, oral, or vaginal sex (also called abstinence) is always the safest and most effective way to prevent pregnancy and STDs. Even if you’ve already had sex, you can always choose not to have sex at any time. Male and female condoms are the only birth control methods that provide protection against STDs and HIV during vaginal and anal intercourse. Based on your quiz answers, some other birth control options you may want to consider are:  • The Ring Tap here to locate a clinic near you where you can get started on birth control.

YYYnn

The first methods to ask about are the IUD and the Implant because they are the most effective and the easiest birth control to use! Note that Condoms are the only form of birth control that also reduce your risk of getting HIV and STDs. Choosing not to have anal, oral, or vaginal sex (also called abstinence) is always the safest and most effective way to prevent pregnancy and STDs. Even if you’ve already had sex, you can always choose not to have sex at any time. Male and female condoms are the only birth control methods that provide protection against STDs and HIV during vaginal and anal intercourse. Based on your quiz answers, some other birth control options you may want to consider are:  • The Shot • The Ring Tap here to locate a clinic near you where you can get started on birth control.

Click through and answer the questions below to find a birth control method that works for you.

Do you want to prevent STDs?

Do you often forget to do things daily or weekly?

Are you comfortable touching your own body to insert a birth control method?

Does anyone else besides you know when you get your period?

Do you want a birth control method that is private (that no one else will see)?