MORE INFO ABOUT CAP
Q: If I get condoms mailed to me, what will the package look like and what will I get?
A: Fill out the information at https://www.teensource.org/condoms/free to receive condoms by mail. You will receive a padded yellow envelope with 10 condoms, 10 packets of lube, information about sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), and information on who to contact if there is a problem. You can receive this packet once a month.
Q: What if my parents open my mail?
A: If you are worried about getting condoms mailed to your house, you can have them mailed to a different address OR you can pick up free condoms near you by searching our CAP map.
Q: What if I don’t see the option to have condoms mailed to me?
A: Right now, only youth in certain parts of California are able to order condoms to be mailed to them. If you don’t see the “Mail me condoms” option, you can find where you can pick-up free condoms near you here.
Q: What if I don’t live in California or I’m too old?
A: Search Condomfinder.org for places in the U.S. to pick up free condoms, no matter your age. If you live in LA, try LAcondom.com. You can also find some of the cheapest condoms at big box stores like Target and Walmart.
Q: What if I need something besides condoms? A: Want help choosing birth control, need an STD test or to want to talk to a health expert? A local clinic can help! Search for clinics in California.
Q: Why are you giving away condoms for free?
A: Free condoms make it easier for teens to have safer sex. Learn more about the Condom Access Project.
Programs & Services: Free Condoms by Mail: Teens aged 12 to 19 in eligible California counties can order a free package (10 condoms, 10 packets of lubricant, educational materials) delivered in a discreet padded envelope. Pick-Up Locations: Free condoms are available for pick-up at teen-friendly sites across California. A map shows clinic, community center, or health service locations where teens can walk in and collect condoms. Monthly Reordering: Eligible users can reorder condoms once every 30 days via the CAP mail service. Educational Materials: Each mailer or pick-up includes information on STIs, safe sex use, and guidance on sexual health. “SafeSite” Distribution Program: Schools or organizations can apply to become “SafeSites,” receiving bulk condoms to distribute to peers while also providing sex education. Confidentiality Options: Mailings come in plain, discreet envelopes. Recipients may choose alternative delivery addresses if concerned about privacy.