Coverage for an Extended Supply of Prescription Contraception

Fact Sheet

Coverage for an Extended Supply of Prescription Contraception

A full infographic outlining how many and which states have an extended supply of contraception.

August 2022

Extended Supply_Infographic.pdf (625.44 KB)

A map of the US showing which of the 23 states have extended supply of contraception.

A pie graph showing that 2 states have a six month extended supply requirement while 21 states have a one-year extended supply requirement.

A bar graph showing the number of states requiring coverage of an extended supply by plan type.

A quote about extended supply from Mary K., 29, from Atlanta, GA.

A graphic outlining restrictions to extended supply of contraception.

A graphic showing three benefits to extended supply of contraception.

A graphic explaining the importance of allowing extended supply during COVID-19.

A graphic listing four barriers to realizing the benefits of extended supply of contraception.

A short description of monitoring and enforcement of extended supply in New York state.

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A map of Maine showing the contraceptive deserts by county.

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A map of the state of Texas showing birth control access by county.

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