Location
North America
Expertise

Opill faced an unprecedented opportunity. As America's first-ever over-the-counter birth control pill, the brand had a chance to revolutionize reproductive health access for millions of women. But with no design precedent in the category, they risked blending into traditional healthcare aesthetics that could undermine the landmark nature of this moment.
The stakes were massive: One-third of U.S. women face barriers accessing contraception. This wasn't just a product launch – it was a historic breakthrough that demanded a brand identity worthy of reshaping an entire category.
Rather than following conventional pharmaceutical branding, we assembled a specialized team combining cultural insight, design innovation, and brand strategy to create a completely new visual language for reproductive self-care.
We recognized this was about empowerment, not just medication. Our research revealed that women wanted reproductive health products that celebrated freedom and autonomy rather than hiding behind clinical sterility. This launch represented a cultural shift that the brand needed to embody visually.
The strategic breakthrough: Instead of pharmaceutical conventions, we positioned Opill as a symbol of reproductive freedom with design that breaks free from traditional healthcare norms – creating the new standard for how reproductive health brands should look and feel.
Integrated execution across every touchpoint:


Historic launch that redefined category standards:
Cultural impact beyond sales:
The result was a cultural relevance and commercial success – combining design innovation, brand strategy, and cultural insight that transformed how an entire product category communicates with consumers.





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