How to get Gwyn Lo.
Talk to your doctor.
Make an appointment with a doctor or local
health clinic. Ask them about Gwyn Lo.
Get your prescription.
Many birth control options are covered through the ACA with no out-of-pocket cost. Check your insurance plan for more info.
Start your week.
Pick up your patches. Start Gwyn Lo on your chosen day. Follow the Instructions for Use.
ACA=Affordable Care Act.
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You may pay as little as $0 for Gwyn Lo.
You may be able to save with the Gwyn Lo Savings Program—whether you have commercial insurance or are paying cash.
Have commercial insurance with product coverage?
You may pay as low as $0 for a 1-month or 3-month prescription.
Not covered by commercial insurance or paying cash?
You may pay as low as $40 for a 1-month, or $65 for a 3-month prescription.
Not valid for Medicaid/Medicare. See the full Terms and Conditions.
Get the Gwyn Lo Savings Card.
*Not valid for Medicaid/Medicare. See the full Terms and Conditions.
Questions? Start here.
Here are quick answers to help you learn more.
Here are some steps to start and save with Gwyn Lo:
1. Talk to your doctor. Make an appointment with a doctor or local health clinic. Ask them about Gwyn Lo.
2. Get your prescription. Many birth control options are covered through the Affordable Care Act with no out-of-pocket cost. Check your insurance plan for more info.
3. Start your week. Pick up your patches. Start Gwyn Lo. Follow the Instructions for Use.
If you have commercial insurance with product coverage, you may pay as low as $0 for a 1-month or 3-month prescription with the Gwyn Lo Savings Program.
Not valid for Medicaid/Medicare. See the full Terms and Conditions.
You may be able to save with the Gwyn Lo Savings Program—whether you have commercial insurance or are paying cash.
- If you have commercial insurance with product coverage, you may pay as low as $0 for a 1-month or 3-month prescription with the Gwyn Lo Savings Card
- If you’re not covered by commercial insurance or are paying in cash, you may pay as low as $40 for a 1-month, or $65 for a 3-month prescription
Not valid for Medicaid/Medicare. See the full Terms and Conditions.
