FREE OTC Supplies

Daily Service

Each person may take product of each type per day, excluding OTC Birth Control Pill.

Example:

  • Max 3 condom kits of each type (Internal, Regular, X Large, and Latex Free)

  • Max 3 spermicide kits of each type (Film and Gel)

  • Max 1 Emergency Contraceptive (also known as Morning-After Pill, Plan B)

  • Max 3 menstrual kits (tampon, size 1 pad and size 2 pad)

Condoms

We offer a rotation of condom brands and styles. Come in and pickup your favorites or try something new.

Colorful condoms arranged on a white surface in rows of pink, green, orange, black, and white.

Spermicide

Spermicide is non hormonal birth control that prevents pregnancy by killing sperm. Read our fact sheet to understand how to use these products.

Comparison infographic of two types of contraceptive methods: VCF and VCE, showing waiting times, duration, protection level, and instructions for application, with logos at the bottom.

If you live outside of Brevard County, Florida, you may request a free sample of VCF Film spermicide.

Menstrual Products

We offer kits that include hand sanitizer, feminine wipes and either tampons, size 1 or size 2 sanitary pads.

Emergency Contraceptive

Emergency Contraceptive works best when you understand how it works. Read our fact sheet.

If you live outside of Brevard County, Florida, click the below links for other locations that provide free emergency contraceptive.

Tampa Area

Other Florida Locations

Monthly OTC Birth Control Service

Package of Opill daily oral contraceptive tablets with a blister pack of pills beside it.

Currently, the only available OTC birth control in the United States is Opill.

Participant Requirements:

  • The person using Opill must come in to receive the product

  • Willing and able to take 1 pill every day within 3 hours of the same time each day

  • Not experiencing bleeding between periods

  • No history of cancer or liver tumor/disease

  • If you have a smartphone, set a daily alarm for the time when you will take Opill.

If you live outside of Brevard County, Florida, click here for other locations that provide free Opill.