Xulane

$ 20 medical consultation

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Please note that Xulane is supplied in a 3-month supply and for out-of-pocket payments will be charged every 3 months.

If you prefer this specific medication, let your provider know the medication name and strength in the preference section of the health assessment.

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Product details

Get in control of your reproductive health with Xulane, a combination birth control patch. Forget daily dosing: Apply and change the Xulane patch each week for 3 weeks, then go patch-free for the 4th week. The patch works by giving off hormones that prevent your ovaries from releasing eggs.

Birth control type:
Birth control patch

Recommended for:

✓ Less painful periods

✓ Women who don’t want to take a daily pill

Price with Insurance	Out-of-Pocket Price
As little as $0 for the medication	As little as $180 per month for the medication

We also charge a $20 medication consultation, which includes unlimited access to our medical team for a full year.

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Brand name:

Ortho Evra

Additional Details

Do not take if you have a family history of blood clots.
Not suitable for smokers over 35.
Increased risk for blood clots.
Increased risk for stroke and heart attack.

FAQ

How Effective Is the Xulane Patch?

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the birth-control patch is about 91 percent effective when used as directed.
What Are the Risks of Using Xulane?

As with most types of hormonal birth controls, you may experience minor side effects like nausea, headache, or breast discomfort or swelling when using Xulane. Users may also have an increased risk for blood clots, stroke, and heart attack.
What Are the Benefits of Using Xulane?

Xulane is convenient, since the patch only needs to be changed once per week, and can result in less-painful periods.
How Does Xulane Work?

The patch releases two hormones (estrogen and progestin) that help to prevent your ovaries from releasing eggs.
Where Do I Apply the Patch?

Xulane patches should be applied to clean, dry skin in one of the following locations: upper outer arm, abdomen, buttock, or back. Make sure the patch isn't in an area that will be rubbed by tight clothing.
When Should I Apply the Patch?

Wear one Xulane patch per week for three weeks, always applying your next patch on the same day of the week. Do not wear a patch during week four.

We are doctors, nurses, nurse practitioners, pharmacists, and physician assistants who are passionate about providing patient care. The Nurx medical team believes that everyone deserves access to personalized, non-judgmental healthcare, and that open and honest communication is key.

Dr. Kristen Miranda

How It Works

You Choose

Select your medication, or get guidance from our medical team. Answer a few questions and enter your insurance info (if you have coverage - if not, no problem)

We Prescribe

A Nurx provider in your state will review your request and write a prescription, if appropriate

Delivered Free

We deliver your medication directly to you. On time, in a discreet package, and with no added costs

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