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  • Where to Get Birth Control

    COVID-19 update: The Right Time health centers are open and offering free or low-cost birth control. Participating health centers also offer telehealth appointments and home delivery of birth control. Follow the link below for more information.

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  • When Should You Become Sexually Active?

    It's very common to wonder if you’re supposed to be doing something when it seems like everyone around you is doing it.

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  • Which Methods of Birth Control are Totally Private?

    Here they are, in no particular order.

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The Right Time Health Centers

Our partner health centers are focused on you. They provide access to all methods of birth control and free or low-cost birth control to those who need it.

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What Does “Typical Use” and “Perfect Use” of Birth Control Mean?

Many people usually pay more attention to the “typical use” number than the “perfect use” number. 

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Do You Have to Have an IUD Forever?

If you’re someone who wants a method of birth control they don’t have to think about, then an IUD might be worth considering. 

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How Do You Calculate Your Cycle’s Length?

Generally speaking, most menstrual cycles take place over 28 days, but for some people, shorter or longer cycles can also be normal.

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