OT Birth Control

[Saxa82]

What's even freakier, but just as morally wrong, is that most insurance companies in the US will not cover prescription birth control methods. But does anyone kow if BC pills are covered under insurance plans if they are used off-schedule, that is for purposes such as peri-menopausal hormone therapy or other reasons such as have been described by other women on this thread?

[Pyannyplayer]

My insurance is covering mine and I'm not taking them for birth control. Still, I have to spend $10 every three weeks for them. Oh well. I told my husband that if he felt like it, he could call me hormonal any time he wanted - because it will be true (He wouldn't do that, though, because he's a wonderful man )

Lorie

[SalsaMTB]

My insurance covers it as long as I use mail order. I use it for, well, birth control! DH and I are not ready for babies yet!