Birth Control Methods

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Copper IUD

• Lasts up to 12 years*
• A provider places it into the uterus
• Doesn't have hormones
• Includes removal services also
• Fewer than 1 of 100 can get pregnant using this method

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Hormonal IUD

• Lasts 3-8 years
• A provider places it into the uterus
• Light or no periods possible
• Includes removal services also
• Fewer than 1 of 100 can get pregnant using this method*

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Implant

• Lasts 5 years
• Tiny rod inserted under skin in arm
• Bleeding changes are likely
• Includes removal services also
• Fewer than 1 of 100 can get pregnant using this method*

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Shot

• Given every 3 months
• Can take up to 18 months for return to fertility
• Lighter or no periods possible
• When prescribed online, it is a self-administered shot
• 4 out of 100 can get pregnant using this method*