Just got the word via
mtgat:
Plan B ('morning-after' pill) to be made available without prescriptionIt will still be available only in pharmacies, kept behind the counter until specifically asked for, and women will have to provide proof of being 18 years or older before they can purchase it--restrictions that are not in place for buying condoms, of
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You know what you should do? You should get yourself a website, and write up lots of information on the things you talk about a lot; feminism, religion, politics, etc. That could be a way to get the word out for a lot of things; since it would be online, anyone doing searches on that stuff could stumble on it and learn from it.
You never know, it could work!
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Though I guess with a website you'd possibly have a larger readership.
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This is an emergency contraceptive, not a standard contraceptive which would be more reliable; with Plan B, the 89% chance of preventing preganancy if taken within 72 hours means there's still an 11% chance of getting pregnant--about 1 in 10 women still end up preggers. (Though that's still much lower odds than the women who don't use any contraceptives at all; I believe that stat is 1 in 4 for just a one-time 'mistake'.) The more reliable birth controls, taken regularly, have a better success rate than 89%. If you want to hide the fact that you're sexually active, stash the regular daily pills or tuck that 4-times-a-year Depo-Provera prescription somewhere safe, but don't hide this one.
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