Junel Fe Birth Control Availability?

So I'm currently taking Loestrin 24 Fe but when I graduate next month, I'm sour my mother's insurance and can't afford the $200 to continue taking Loestrin 24. Luckily, my sister take the generic brand called Junel and told me it's significantly cheaper but I don't know how much. Does anyone know how much Junel costs lacking insurance? Also, does Planned Parenthood carry this? Thanks so much!
Answers:

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Junel FE is in the order of $25 a month without insurance, but you will still involve a doctor's prescription to purchase it.

You can get low cost pills and physical exams from Planned Parenthood. Go to their site, find a clinic to hand you, and give them a send for. Because they have doctors and nurse practitioners on staff, they can write you a clean prescription for whatever pills they convey and they can help you sort through other low cost option that might work for you (the patch is pretty cheap, for example).

For right now, while you're still insured, you might want to seize a pap smear and physical exam. And, just beforehand your insurance is up, ask your doctor to write you a prescription for 90 days of pills. If you fill this in recent times before your insurance is up, you'll hold 3 months of pills to use.

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Okay, I don't know about this exact brand of birth control, but Planned Parenthood have so many different variety of birth control you are bound to find one that works well for you. They are really well-versed and will be able to pick a similar prescription for you if they do not fetch this specific brand. Generally, birth control pills at PP run under $30 per month.

My exam be $65 and it is only required per annum (and they let you on the pill for the first year short an exam), and my pills (Ortho-Novum) are $27 per month.