The first over-the-counter (OTC) birth control pill, called Opill, will be available in the US without a prescription in early 2024. It is a progestin-only daily pill and will be accessible to people of all ages. Another pharmaceutical company, Cadence, is working on FDA approval for its OTC combination pill called Zena. The availability of OTC birth control provides an alternative for those who face challenges in accessing contraceptive care. However, concerns remain about insurance coverage and the potential impact on coverage for other forms of contraception.
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