Triphasil Price in South Africa: What to Expect – Get My Pill

Triphasil Price in South Africa: What to Expect

In this article, you can find out the price of Triphasil birth control pills as well as other options for purchasing it, such as ordering it online through telehealth services.

 

The price of Triphasil

A pack of Triphasil Pills (enough for a month) typically costs between R 104.80 - R 178.42 for 1 pack. 

 

Where can I buy Triphasil contraceptive pills?

If you're thinking about beginning this birth control pill, you've got a few choices on where to get it. It's worth noting that, similar to other contraceptives, you can't just buy it over the counter. To buy the Triphasil pill, you'll need a valid prescription from a licensed medical doctor.

Triphasil can be purchased at three places:

  • Online Services(e.g. Through Get My Pill)
  • Private pharmacy/Clinics
  • Government clinics

 

Using Online Services to buy the contraceptive pill

Through online contraceptive and family planning services like Get My Pill you can purchase both your prescription for the oral contraceptive pill and have your medication delivered to your door without having to leave your home.

You can even schedule a telephonic consultation with a medical doctor at Get My Pill if you're concerned that Triphasil may not be the right pill for you.

How it works

  1. Fill out a 2-minute health questionnaire and pay the prescription fee at checkout
  2. If approved, our licensed providers will issue a prescription after evaluating your order.
  3. Based on your choice you will receive your script via email or opt for free delivery

Buy your prescription for the Triphasil contraceptive pill

For a better understanding of Triphasil's side effects and benefits, you can explore our comprehensive guide.

Price of birth control from Get My Pill

Get My Pill writes prescriptions for all birth control pill brands that are available in South Africa.

To make things easier, you can sign up for the Get My Pills subscription service, which charges you R90 per month for a prescription and automatically renews it.

Contraceptive method 3-month script 6-month script
The pill R250 R400

 

How to get your pill delivered

  • With delivery: You will purchase your medications directly from our delivery partner, Clicks Pharmacy through their EFT option (after paying our prescription fee, details will be sent via email). Medical aid is also accepted to cover your medication.
  • Without delivery: If you prefer not to have your medication delivered you can order your prescription only and use it to purchase your medication at any local pharmacy near you.

 

South African Pharmacies

In order to start using the birth control pill you are required to have a valid prescription. The prescription can be issued by a doctor, dispensing nurse, or dispensing pharmacist. You may be able to receive your birth control pills immediately during your appointment, or you will receive a prescription that can be used to purchase your pills from a pharmacy.

 

Government Clinics

The third method to get oral contraceptive medication is through the government clinic. There is no fee for the consultation or medication as long as you are a SA citizen but be aware, the waiting time can be extremely long. It might take you several weeks to get an appointment and a whole day to receive the medication.

 

 

FAQs

What is the price of Triphasil pills at Clicks?

You can typically expect to pay between R180 and R200 for Triphasil at Clicks Pharmacy in South Africa, based on current pricing information.

 

Why is birth control pills so expensive in South Africa?

Several factors can influence the cost of birth control pills in South Africa, as they do in many other countries. One important factor is pharmaceutical companies' pricing policies, which can result in high markups on medications. Furthermore, import costs, distribution costs, and taxes can all contribute to the overall price. In the pharmaceutical industry, a lack of competition can lead to higher prices. Furthermore, healthcare systems and medical aid coverage can differ, influencing how much people ultimately pay out of pocket.

 

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