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Natural Cycles birth control app and subscription terms

Natural Cycles sells a birth-control app that the company says the FDA cleared in 2018. A subscription is annual or monthly and includes the company's other cycle modes. The checked pages do not publish the dollar price, and a measuring device is a separate purchase. It is not a clinic and does not prescribe medication.

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Natural Cycles is a birth-control app, not a prescribing clinic. The company says it does not protect against sexually transmitted infections, and that no birth-control method is 100% effective.

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What does Natural Cycles charge?

At a glance

Natural Cycles lists 1 program on Telehealth Ledger and publishes no price before intake.

Availability as stated by the provider: Women's hormone health, availability is under verification.

Prices and terms were last checked 14 October 2026; each figure links to the provider page it was read from.

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Programs offered by Natural Cycles

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Birth control

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  • NC° Birth Control subscription

    Birth-control app subscription with annual or monthly billing. Includes the company's other cycle modes. A measuring device is purchased separately. Not a prescription and not STI protection.

    Medication inclusion not published

Who operates the service

Natural Cycles: Natural Cycles operates the birth-control app and its subscription. The checked pages do not name a prescribing clinic.Source, checked 14 October 2026

Billing and operations

Annual or monthly subscription: Subscriptions renew automatically and are charged at the start of the period. The checked pages do not publish a dollar price. A measuring device is a separate purchase. Apple-billed subscriptions are managed by Apple.Source, checked 14 October 2026

Cancel at least 24 hours before renewal: Cancel under Manage Account > Billing. Deleting the app does not cancel. Access continues until the end of the paid period.Source, checked 14 October 2026

Paid subscription fees are final: The help article says subscription purchases are non-refundable, including partial refunds, because access is immediate.Source, checked 14 October 2026

Age and what the app does not do: The homepage says users must be over 18 and that the app does not protect against STIs. It is not a medication.Source, checked 14 October 2026

Evidence conflicts and limits

  • No dollar subscription or device price was published on the checked pages.
  • The 93% and 98% figures are the company's account of the study it cites for FDA clearance, not an individual prediction.
  • A legal entity name was not on the pages checked for this listing.

Ratings

No third-party ratings checked yet · 10 September 2026

Regulatory records and how to read these ratings

Regulatory and legal records

No FDA, FTC, or state attorney-general record naming this company was found in our search on 10 September 2026. A search with no result is not proof of a clean record.

How to read these ratings

Different platforms measure different things: Trustpilot shows a company-invited review average, BBB grades how a business answers complaints, app stores prompt at the moment of use, and a regulator's letter is a dated record. A paid PR-wire release is not a review. None of these is a score from Telehealth Ledger. How Trustpilot counts · How BBB counts

What Natural Cycles states

    These come from the company’s own public pages. We record what it says and do not audit it.

    Where it operates

    Women's hormone health: availability is under verification.

    Questions about Natural Cycles

    What is Natural Cycles?
    It is a birth-control app. The company's science page says the FDA cleared it in 2018 and publishes 93% typical-use and 98% perfect-use figures from the study it cites for that clearance. Those figures are the company's report, not a guarantee. The app does not protect against STIs.
    How much does Natural Cycles cost?
    The checked pages say you can choose an annual or monthly subscription and that a measuring device is purchased separately. They do not publish a dollar amount, so this page does not show one.
    Can I get a Natural Cycles refund?
    The help article says subscription fees already paid are final and non-refundable, including partial refunds. Cancel at least 24 hours before renewal under Manage Account, then Billing. Deleting the app does not cancel. Subscriptions bought through Apple are managed by Apple.

    Primary and independent sources

    Facts above are linked to the current public records checked on the dates shown. Advertiser statements describe what the provider publishes; they are not an audit or clinical endorsement.

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