Birth control · New Jersey telehealth
There is no single best contraceptive, only the one that fits your history and what you want the next few years to look like. In a thirty minute video visit, a board certified ObGyn walks through the options with you, checks the safety questions that matter, and sends the prescription to the New Jersey pharmacy you choose, the same day when it is appropriate.
Symptoms
Select any that apply to you. Nothing is stored; it simply helps you decide whether a visit is the right next step.
A visit would be a reasonable next step. Start your visit and Dr. Copur reads your full story before you connect.
Your visit
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Estrogen containing methods are not safe for everyone: migraine with aura, smoking after thirty five, uncontrolled high blood pressure, a history of blood clots or stroke, and some cancers rule them out. The intake asks each one, and a recent blood pressure reading is part of the plan.
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A daily pill, a weekly patch, a monthly ring, or a progestin only option. Fewer periods, lighter periods, acne, or simplicity, whatever matters most to you shapes the choice.
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When a method is appropriate, the prescription goes electronically to the New Jersey pharmacy you choose, usually the same day. You leave with a plan for the first three months and what to expect.
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IUDs and the implant are excellent methods that require an in person procedure. If one of them is right for you, we say so and connect you with a local office.
By video
Examples of what can be prescribed when clinically appropriate. Every decision is made by your clinician, with you, during your visit. No prescription is issued from a questionnaire alone.
In-person care
For emergencies, call 911. If your clinician determines during your visit that telehealth is not appropriate for your concern, your visit fee is refunded.
Simple pricing
Thirty minute video visits, a written plan, prescriptions and lab orders when appropriate, and two weeks of messaging. Paid once at booking, nothing billed later. HSA and FSA accepted. Self pay patients receive a Good Faith Estimate.
Questions
Yes, for the pill, patch, and ring. Guidelines from the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists state that a pelvic exam and Pap test are not required to start hormonal contraception. What is required is a real history, a blood pressure check for estrogen methods, and a live visit with a New Jersey licensed clinician. Screening tests still happen on their normal schedule.
When a method is appropriate, it is sent electronically during or right after your visit, and most pharmacies fill it the same day.
SheWellRX sees adults eighteen and older by video. Younger patients can be seen by pediatric and adolescent gynecology offices in New Jersey.
$249 for the initial visit and $149 for follow ups and renewals, paid once at booking. The medication is billed by your pharmacy; many generic pills cost little with or without insurance.
Medically reviewed
Huseyin Copur, MD, FACOG
Board certified in obstetrics and gynecology by the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology since 1989. Licensed in New Jersey. 4.9 stars across 228 Google reviews. Reviewed September 2, 2026. About Dr. Copur