Raven
Posted
Very convenient!
Very convenient!

Excellent
2,508 reviews
Getting access to birth control isn't always easy. PRJKT RUBY is here to change that. Order birth control online, with free consultations and free shipping in discreet packaging. Your purchase supports global contraception access. Just $20/month.
PRJKT RUBY (prjktruby.com) has 2,508 customer reviews on Consumer Courier, with an average rating of 4.8 out of 5.
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Raven
Posted
Very convenient!
Geraldine N.
Posted
Very good service.
Taylor
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I’ve been using project ruby for over six months now and their service exceeds my expectations. My birth control is delivered every three months to my door AND they help women in other countries who aren’t as lucky as I am to have such great access to birth control. Thanks project ruby!
Elena
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Been using this service for almost 3 years and I haven't gotten pregnant so the birth control works lol I never have to wait for my pills to come in and the price honestly isn't too bad. 20 bucks for a month supply and you have to order at least 3. They offer different options so you can find a pill that works best, and they also offer emergency contraception that can be delivered within 24 hours. I really like PRJKT and I appreciate that a portion of every order goes to supplying birth control to women in countries they can not easily access it.
Ayden
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Didn’t have to wait long at all for my package and they were helpful.
Kay J.
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Thank you for making it easy for me to get birth control without insurance!
Kristina P.
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Easy process, quick to respond and very helpful.
Taylor J.
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This website is something special. I was trying to figure out the best birth control plan with my lack of insurance. I was going to do Planned Parenthood but it was out of my price range. Then I found this website on a Google search and it essentially changed my outlook on birth control. It's reliable, comes in 84 day quantities and it's reasonably priced. I will not be going back to the conventional doctors office for birth control(unless it's included in my insurance).