How to get free condoms in the mail
There are several ways to get free condoms in the mail, depending on your location and eligibility. Here are some options:
- Planned Parenthood: Planned Parenthood offers free condoms by mail to individuals who are eligible for their services. You can fill out their online form to request condoms and they will send them to you.
- CDC's Condom Distribution Program: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) offers free condoms to individuals who are eligible. You can fill out their online form to request condoms and they will send them to you.
- Your local health department: Many local health departments offer free condoms by mail. You can search online for "free condoms near me" or "free condoms in [your city/state]" to find your local health department's contact information.
- Sexual health clinics: Many sexual health clinics, such as Planned Parenthood or other non-profit organizations, offer free condoms by mail. You can search online for "free condoms near me" or "free condoms in [your city/state]" to find a clinic near you.
- Online pharmacies: Some online pharmacies, such as CVS Pharmacy or Walgreens, offer free condoms with a valid prescription or with a purchase of other sexual health products.
- Non-profit organizations: Some non-profit organizations, such as the AIDS Healthcare Foundation or the National Coalition for Sexual Health, offer free condoms by mail. You can search online for "free condoms" or "free condoms by mail" to find these organizations.
To get free condoms in the mail, you may need to:
- Fill out an online form or application
- Provide proof of age, residency, or eligibility for certain services
- Pay for shipping and handling (in some cases)
- Receive a confirmation email or phone call to confirm your order
Remember to always practice safe sex and use condoms correctly to reduce the risk of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and unintended pregnancy.