There are a few medications that may interact with the morning-after pill. The most common medications include: -Some anti-HIV medications -Some anti-seizure medications -Rifampin (an antibiotic mainly used to treat tuberculosis) -Griseofulvin -St. John’s wort If you have concerns about a medicine you are taking potentially interacting with the morning-after pill, please consult with a pharmacist or medical provider.

No, studies have confirmed that taking two emergency contraceptive pills will not change its effectiveness, even for those with higher BMIs.

Essentially nothing. Emergency contraceptive pills are not an abortion pill and it will not harm or end an existing pregnancy. They only help prevent pregnancy by stopping or delaying ovulation, but if you’re pregnant, then there’s no ovulation to stop. The medication, levonorgestrel, won’t harm you or your fetus if you do end up taking the pill while pregnant. This makes it a great option for people who want to be safe after unprotected sex—if you aren’t pregnant yet, it may stop a pregnancy from occurring, and if you are already pregnant, it won’t impact the fetus.

Nope! The morning-after pill only stops ovulation short-term. When you take it after unprotected sex, it reduces your chance of getting pregnant now. When you start a new cycle next month, you’ll go through a brand new ovulation phase, which is a new opportunity to get pregnant.

The medication in the morning-after pill, levonorgestrel, temporarily blocks or delays ovulation, which is when your ovary releases an egg. It essentially puts the emergency brakes on your ovaries so an egg can’t be released. If there’s no egg, then there’s nothing for sperm to fertilize, which means a pregnancy can’t develop.

The morning-after pill is 89% effective when taken within 72 hours (or 3 days) after unprotected sex. The golden rule is the sooner you take it, the better it will work, so don't wait. We provide emergency contraceptives in our Wellbi Kits and vending machines that you can access from anywhere, without a prescription!

Yes! There’s no age requirement for buying the morning-after pill. It’s safe and available to any age and any gender without an ID or prescription, in all US states.

We accept credit/debit cards, PayPal, Google Pay, and Mobile Pay. We also accept Afterpay, which takes small payments over time.

Our Flow Kit is packed with everything you need for your monthly cycle and contains 12 pads of small to maxi sizes, 5 tampons, 2 Advil tablets, 2 Midol tablets, 3 personal wipes and a heating patch. Our Safe Kit is the safest way to avoid unwanted pregnancy and is packed with a Plan B emergency contraceptive tablet, pregnancy test, 5 condoms, 2 personal wipes and lube.

Yes, all products included in our Wellbi Kits are safe, FDA-approved, and meet quality standards for personal care items.

Our packaging is 100% discrete to make sure that your order remains confidential throughout the entire process.

Our Flow Kit was curated specifically for your monthly period and should last up to a week depending on the strength of your cycle. Packed with 17 pads and tampons of various sizes, our Flow Kits contain everything you need to get through your period, including a heating patch and some meds!

We would love to help you if you need any assistance with orders, have any questions about products, or any other concerns! Feel free to send us a chat message us or send an email using the Contact form.

Wellbi Kits can be used by people of all ages, genders and lifestyles.

Yes, each item is individually wrapped for hygiene purposes.

We offer individual menstrual hygiene products such as pads and tampons, contraceptives like Plan B, condoms, pregnancy tests, and our Safe Kits and Flow Kits. See our Vending page for more details.

Yes, all of the contraceptives we offer are FDA-approved to ensure their safety and effectiveness.

Yes, we currently offer pads and tampons of small and larger sizes.

Yes, all of our products are individually wrapped to maintain their freshness and cleanliness.

Yes, emergency contraceptives (Levonorgestrel) are available in our vending machines.

Yes, our vending machines takes tap payment, including ePay, Apply Pay and Google Pay. They also accept credit cards, cash and coins.

Per NCGS 90-21.5, if you are under 18 years old in the state of North Carolina, you can receive medical care for contraception and testing for STDs with or without parental permission. Hormonal contraceptives, such as the pill and patch, can be provided without a doctor's prescription to those 18 years old or older.

Yes, with our vending machine you can stay discrete while making your wellness purchases. They are designed with privacy measures to protect your confidentiality and ensure your safety.

Absolutely! 👍 If you have specific products you'd like to see in our vending machine, please let us know, and we'll consider adding them to our inventory.