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“When used as directed, daily oral contraception is safe and is expected to be more effective than currently available nonprescription contraceptive methods in preventing unintended pregnancy,” said Cavazzoni

FDA approves Opill, first over-the-counter daily oral birth control

By News on the Net -- New York Post——--July 13, 2023

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In a dramatic first, the Food and Drug Administration has approved a daily oral contraceptive available without a prescription.

Consumers can easily buy the drug, named Opill (norgestrel), at grocery stores, convenience markets or drug stores, or online. ---More...

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