For women who read every label, including their birth control

FC2 Female Condom sachets

Birth control that passes your ingredient check

FC2 is a hormone and latex free internal condom. No BPA. No EU-banned PFAS. Just pregnancy and STI protection that works for your body.

Most insurance covers FC2 for $0 with a prescription
$10 telehealth consultation fee applies

FC2 Female Condom sachets
BPA Free* Hormone & Latex Free FDA-Approved 95% Effective (Perfect Use) STI & Pregnancy Prevention

*BPA and PFAS testing conducted annually. See clinical data below. See Important Safety Information below.

Let's start with what you're probably wondering

We know you've heard promises before. Here's everything, upfront.

What FC2 is made of:

A hormone-free internal condom (female condom) made from nitrile, a synthetic material with no latex proteins. Pre-lubricated with hypoallergenic silicone-based lubricant. No spermicides. No hormones.

How FC2 works:

You insert it before sex (usually a few minutes before, but a couple of hours before is safe). Your partner's penis goes inside the condom when you're having sex. It provides a barrier that helps prevent pregnancy and reduce STI transmission, including HIV, chlamydia, gonorrhea and trichomoniasis.

How we test:

FC2 is tested annually for BPA (bisphenol A) and comes back at non-detectable levels. It's also tested annually for PFAS, the group of persistent chemicals sometimes called "forever chemicals." There are thousands of PFAS compounds and no lab can test for every one, so FC2 tests against the EU's regulated list of PFAS. This is the standard used across Europe to identify the PFAS compounds of greatest concern. Those results also come back at non-detectable levels.

The real numbers:

FC2 is 95% effective at pregnancy prevention with perfect use, 79% with typical use. The gap? Mostly about consistency and correct placement, which gets easier with practice.

What some women experience:

Inserting FC2 for the first time can feel unfamiliar, so many women like to do a solo practice run first. And yes, it looks a little different than what you're used to. But let's be honest: the first time you saw a male condom it was kinda weird too.

What it doesn't do:

FC2 significantly reduces STI risk but doesn't totally eliminate it. It covers more skin than the male condom, but areas that are not covered are still potentially exposed. It's not 100% effective against pregnancy. No contraceptive is. (But just to keep it real, you should know that an IUD or hormonal implant is pretty close to 100% effective).

We just told you everything most brands leave out. If FC2 sounds like it could work for you, a short telehealth questionnaire is the next step.

Most insurance plans cover FC2

When prescribed by a clinician, FC2 is covered by most insurance plans. We connect you with a clinician through a secure online portal, where you answer a few medical questions. A $10 fee applies for the clinician review.
Once FC2 is prescribed and your coverage is confirmed, it ships discreetly to your door.

If you do this for everything else, you can do it for your birth control.

You check what's in your sunscreen. You read the back of every supplement bottle. You know the difference between marketing language and an actual ingredient list. Birth control shouldn't get a pass.

Wanting to know what goes in your body is not overthinking. It's the same standard you hold for everything else.

You're allowed to want:

  • Birth control without BPA or PFAS
  • To be cautious about what comes in contact with your reproductive system
  • A product that tests regularly for BPA and PFAS
  • Protection that is covered by insurance
Find Your Fit

FC2 tends to resonate with women who...

Good fit

  • Want to know what materials are in their birth control
  • Have concerns about BPA, PFAS, or chemical additives in other barrier methods
  • Have decided hormonal birth control isn't for them, or need a back-up option
  • Find male condoms uncomfortable or irritating
  • Have latex sensitivities or prefer to avoid latex proteins

May not be right for you if...

  • You need the highest possible protection against pregnancy
  • You have a sensitivity to nitrile/synthetic rubber (rare)
  • You'd rather not pause to insert a condom before each encounter
  • You're not open to using insurance for your birth control

We all know there's no perfect solution for every body.
Trying FC2 might mean birth control that finally meets your standard!

Most insurance covers FC2 for $0 with a prescription.
$10 telehealth consultation fee applies.

Backed by Clinical Research and Testing

95%
Effective (perfect use)
79%
Effective (typical use)
15+
Years safety data
160
Countries worldwide
Hormone-free BPA-free* PFAS-free*

Effectiveness data per CDC contraceptive guidance. Typical use includes people who skip it sometimes, use torn or expired product, or don't guide their partner into the condom instead of next to it.
*We test annually for BPA and PFAS. Because there are thousands of PFAS compounds, labs certify against the EU's regulated list, the most comprehensive standard available.

"I discuss FC2 with patients who want an effective, hormone-free contraceptive option they can manage independently. For women who have experienced side effects from hormonal methods, or who want protection on their own terms, FC2 addresses a real clinical need."

Dr. Sasha Hernandez

— Sasha Hernandez, MD, FACOG

Board-Certified Obstetrician & Gynecologist
NYU Langone Health

Consult your healthcare provider about whether FC2 is appropriate for you.

3 Simple Steps to Protection

Pinch & Insert
Step 1

Pinch & Insert

Use your finger to push the inner ring behind your pubic bone.

Sexy Time
Step 2

Sexy Time

No instructions needed.

Dispose
Step 3

Dispose

Twist the outside, gently pull to remove, toss in the trash.

From Women Who've Been Where You Are

FC2 is used by 500,000+ women worldwide

These testimonials reflect individual experiences. Results may vary. Consult your healthcare provider.

Most insurance covers FC2 for $0 with a prescription.
$10 telehealth consultation fee applies.

Here's exactly what to expect, step by step

1
A quick questionnaire

Fill out a brief medical questionnaire that will be reviewed within 24 hours by a clinician who will help determine if FC2 is appropriate for you. If it's not, they'll say so. $10 consultation fee applies.

2
Insurance verification before any surprise charges

The pharmacy verifies your coverage and explains any costs upfront. Most patients pay $0 for a year's supply of FC2. The pharmacy may send you a text message.

3
Discreet delivery

Plain packaging, your name, a box. Nothing that announces what's inside. Typically arrives in 2-3 business days. Shipping is free.

Your Privacy, Protected

package_2 Discreet Packaging

Plain box, no branding

encrypted HIPAA Compliant

Your data stays protected

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Generic name on your credit card statement

Ready to try FC2?

Get started in a few minutes.
Covered by most insurance for $0.

Important Safety Information

Indication: FC2 Female Condom ® is intended for use to prevent pregnancy and reduce the risk of sexually transmitted infections (STIs), including HIV/AIDS. The FC2 Female Condom ® only works when you use it. Use it correctly every time you have sex.

Contraindications: do not use FC2 if: You or your partner have a known allergy to nitrile or synthetic rubber; the package is damaged or past expiration; you intend to use a male condom simultaneously.

Warnings: FC2 is for single use only. Do not reuse. Do not use FC2 and a male condom together. FC2 does not provide 100% protection against pregnancy or STIs. Discontinue use and consult a healthcare provider if irritation occurs.

Contraceptive effectiveness 95% effective with perfect use; 79% effective with typical use. Effectiveness depends on consistent and correct use with every act of intercourse.