So you ring up your birth control prescription at the pharmacy this month and the clerk says “that will be $0.” Cha-ching. You can’t beat that price.But unfortunately the more common scenario is that the clerk asks for the $10, $20, or $35 co-pay they’ve asked for every month. What happened to the “free preventive care services,” including contraception, that were promised under the Affordable Care Act, anyway?
Who’s Going to Get Free Birth Control?
