They lied to my face in writing and… They lied to my face in writing and told me my insurance “changed and stopped supporting simplehealth” and auto charged me $80 a month for birth control. I called my insurance and they said nothing had changed and they still supported my prescription. I confronted them with the reference number and immediately they confirmed and sent out my order within minutes. Complete lied to my face to try to get me to pay cash. What a SCAM

Great idea in theory Great idea in theory, but the company doesn't do its best to make sure deliveries are on time or that the BC prescribed is the right amount for their patients. Within two days of me starting the Xulane patch, I was hit with intense nausea and vomiting, I couldn't even keep water down. Had to go to the hospital. I liked how they included the internal condom and emergency contraception, but now I'm weary to take anything they give me considering what the BC did to me.

Nothing but thieves Nothing but thieves. I noticed a payment for $59.99 on my credit card statement and had to Google what it was. Checked my apple subscriptions and there was nothing there. Emailed support and told them I have no idea what the payment was for and the basically told me “tough luck” you have now paid and you have the full year to use it and we will not provide a refund.

Definitely a scam Well, I wish I had read these reviews before trying SimpleHealth. Despite having Blue Cross Blue Shield (a very very common insurance), they do not accept my insurance. They threatened to charge me for $75 unless I cancelled the subscription within 24 hours. They also refused to refund me for a $20 consultation fee. No doubt in my mind this company is a scam. What healthcare subscription service wouldn't accept Blue Cross?

Do not recommend. I have had so much trouble with this company, so many issues have arose at every step. They don't even offer phone support, you have to email them and wait for a response. I'd recommend using a different online birth control provider, like nurx or something else.