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BC free prescription contraceptives

Most birth control pills, IUDs, implants, rings and shots are free for any B.C. resident, plus free morning-after pills.

What it costs you:

  • Nothing at all

No email, no app, no card.

VERIFIED · CHECKED AT THE SOURCE · SEPT 27 2026

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Who qualifies
Any B.C. resident enrolled in MSP
How to get it
Get a prescription from a doctor, nurse practitioner, midwife or pharmacist, then fill it
Where it works
British Columbia
When
No end date stated
Fine print
Since March 1, 2026 funded through the national pharmacare plan (Plan NP). Pharmacists can prescribe.
Official source
www2.gov.bc.ca

Change history

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