Menu What is an IUD Types of IUDs Why get an IUD Climate Change Extinction Water Crisis Wars Dismemberment Abortion Zika Virus Politics Steps to take Where to get an IUD Facts Implant Emergency Birth Control About Us Coming Soon… Join the Movement Contact Us Steps to take Step #1 – Choose an IUD Types of IUDs: Skyla– is the smallest IUD on the market; lasts up to 3 years Mirena – most popular; lasts up to 5 years; helps with heavy periods ParaGard – lasts up to 10 years Liletta – lasts up to 3 years Kyleena – newest IUD on the market; lasts up to 5 years Step #2 – Find a Clinic Free / Low-Cost Clinics: Planned Parenthood – Find a Health Center If there is still some cost associated with your IUD and you are in need of financial assistance, then please fill out this form: Name: First Last E-mail: Phone Number: What is your age range? under 15 between 15 and 18 between 19 and 24 between 25 and 35 over 36 Do you need financial assistance to help pay for an IUD? Yes No SubmitReset Recommended Videos Birth Control You Don’t Have to Think About The clock is ticking I Love My IUD How this single mom survives on $7.50 an hour Follow Us