Opil on What We Said

What We SaidJuly 30, 2026

JULY FAVORITES

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Jaci Marie, Chelsey Jade
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July 30, 2026
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Whether it is high insurance costs, awkward pelvic exams, or just not having enough time to see a doctor in the first place, I feel like getting on birth control can be famously difficult. It can also be a little bit taboo or, you know, maybe you don't hear it talked about a lot or you don't know the process. But Opil is here to change all of that. So Opil is the first over-the-counter daily birth control pill. And that means you do not need a prescription or insurance to get it. You don't even need to talk to a doctor. But make no mistake, it is safe, it's effective, and it's backed by over 50 years of science. It's fully FDA approved. It's easy to use. Again, I feel like all this stuff with women's health can feel a little bit daunting. Like if you have not been on birth control before, but you're wanting to get into it, Opil is such a fantastic company that I'm super happy to be partnering with because they are helping these things that women have to do. Like they're just making things easier for us and also making sure that we're safe in the process. Opil is easy to use. You just take one pill at the same time every day and it starts working after 48 hours and you can start it or stop it at any time. You can find Opel at most major retailers. You can find it in stores and also online. Preventing pregnancy is as easy as Opel. Read all label information. Use as directed.

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Episode

What We Said
JULY FAVORITES
Hosts: Jaci Marie, Chelsey Jade
Publisher: Dear Media