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Best birth control telehealth programs in Texas (2026)

We track 4 birth control programs operating in Texas. Texas residents in Houston, Dallas, Austin and beyond can access licensed providers entirely online.

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Birth Control programs available in Texas

  1. #1
    Hers Birth Control
    ★ 4.4 · 18k

    Hers — birth control pill from $30/mo, delivered

    From
    $30/mo
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  2. #2
    Wisp Birth Control
    ★ 4.5 · 12k

    Wisp — same-day birth control prescription online

    From
    $25/mo
    Visit Wisp Birth ControlFull review
  3. #3
    Nurx Birth Control
    ★ 4.3 · 24k

    Nurx — insurance-covered birth control online

    From
    $15/mo
    Visit Nurx Birth ControlFull review
  4. #4
    Pandia Health
    ★ 4.4 · 5.8k

    Pandia Health — woman-led birth control telehealth

    From
    $25/mo
    Visit Pandia HealthFull review

Telehealth in Texas

Texas allows telehealth from any in-state location after Senate Bill 1107 (2017), with no in-person visit requirement for most chronic medications.

Coverage across Texas

All listed programs deliver care entirely online, accessible from any city in Texas, including Houston, Dallas, Austin, San Antonio, Fort Worth and surrounding areas.

Frequently asked

Which birth control programs operate in Texas?+

4 programs we track operate in Texas: Hers Birth Control, Wisp Birth Control, Nurx Birth Control, Pandia Health.

Do I need to be in Texas to use these services?+

Telehealth providers in Texas must verify your address during intake. If you move out of state, your provider's licensure typically follows where you physically are, not where you signed up.

Are these programs covered by Texas Medicaid?+

Medicaid coverage for telehealth varies by program and plan. Some psychiatry and primary-care telehealth services are covered by Texas Medicaid; most compounded GLP-1 and cash-pay sexual-health programs are not. Confirm at the partner's intake.

What if a program doesn't serve Texas?+

Some programs are unavailable in Texas due to local pharmacy regulations or telehealth advertising rules. We filter those out automatically when you set Texas as your state.

Is WeighedHealth licensed in Texas?+

WeighedHealth is not a healthcare provider in any state. We're an independent comparison platform. Every program we list is operated by an independent partner with their own state-by-state licensure.