This is my second month on it and not gonna lie. I’ve been breaking out like crazy. But I didn’t get my period which is what I wanted and other than that it’s pretty good working well for me. The first period I got with it was very heavy. I was on it for like two weeks. But I mean, I understand it the first period with the birth control that’s normal. I will recommend I’m still on it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Honestly, Opill has worked really well for me. It’s easy to take, and I haven’t had any issues with it. I like the peace of mind it gives me without having to deal with more complicated methods. It’s practical, accessible, and as long as you take it correctly, it does a great job at preventing pregnancy. For me, it’s been a good option and I’m happy with the results.

It's been almost a full month of taking Opill and I love it! I've had no problems with this birth control and I'm very happy about it. I wish Opill was around sooner! I've had the shot, nexplanon implant as well as taken other bc pills and Opill is definitely has been the best option for me. 10/10 would recommend! No hair falling out or mood swings and it's actually help regulate my period so far. :)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Opill gets the job done, but it’s not perfect. I appreciate that it’s available over the counter and easy to take daily without a lot of fuss. It feels reliable as long as you’re consistent with timing, and the packaging is simple enough to follow. That said, the side effects can be hit or miss. I noticed some irregular spotting and a bit of moodiness during the first few weeks. It also requires taking it at the exact same time every day, which might be challenging for some people. The price is reasonable, but not the cheapest option out there. Overall, it’s a solid choice if you need but be prepared for a little adjustment period.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It works really well, I havent had any negative side effects from taking this one. I like how they are very small tablets and is very easy to swallow and take. You need to take it at the same exact time daily to be effective. I would definitely recommend this contraceptive as i know it really does work if properly taken. I get aura migraines so taking this type of contraceptive doesn't affect that condition. I plan on continuing this contraceptive each month.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The pill was a really cute size that was super easy to swallow. I felt like the packaging was a good size-where it could fit into my purse and it wasn't bulky or heavy. The dosage was the perfect for the amount of days. The main downside was that I had horrible cramps. My period ended up lasting 9 days and it was heavy for 5 days straight. Also my face broke out badly!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My experience with Opill was largely positive, and most importantly, it worked—I have not gotten pregnant while using it. I like you can buy it without a prescription. I also appreciate that the pack does not include inactive (sugar) pills, simplifying the daily routine to just taking one active pill, which avoids the unnecessary waste of placebos. However, I did experience some noticeable nausea when I first started taking the pill. I found that taking it with food or right before bed helped manage this side effect. Overall, Opill is a reliable, progestin-only option made highly accessible by being available over-the-counter. (Disclosure: I received this product for free for an honest review.)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I started using Opill a few months ago and the biggest adjustment was the strict dosage schedule — it’s a once-daily 0.075 mg pill that has to be taken at the same time every day, so I set an alarm to stay consistent. Once I got into that routine, I felt confident in its effectiveness, knowing it can be up to 98% effective when taken perfectly, though it drops if you’re late or miss a pill. I appreciated that the packaging is simple, a 28-day pack with clear instructions and no placebo week, so you just finish one pack and start the next immediately. The leaflet spells out everything: use backup protection for 48 hours when starting or if you’re more than 3 hours late, what to do if you vomit, and who shouldn’t use it — especially anyone with a history of breast cancer, liver disease, or those already on hormonal birth control. Overall, Opill felt easy to use once I got the timing down, and having it available OTC made it super convenient, but it definitely requires consistency to get the full protection.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve had a great experience with Opill so far. It’s simple to take daily, gentle on my system, and fits easily into my routine. I appreciate that the packaging is clear and easy to use, and I haven’t experienced any unexpected side effects. Overall, it’s been a convenient and reliable option that gives me peace of mind.

I tried Opill for 2 months before I decided it wasn't for me. My period arrived on time and for a week, was very light. I was excited but then the 2nd week came and I started bleeding very heavily for the entire 2nd week. I have no complaints as far as weight gain or mood changes. For me, the uncertainty of the period length made me decide to stop taking it.