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  • Here in canada it only costed me 30 buks and I was 16 and just went to the pharmacy and got it.

  • i just took this today! i feel releived:) btw its not an abortion pill, its not even developed yet!! XD it just prevents the sperm form fertilizing the egg

  • @msladysaurus i took this 3 weeks ago! i'm still hoping to get my period! it's crazy how you can put so much trust into such a small pill..

  • if this is abortion, so are condoms.

    this stops the egg and sperm from ever meeting, therefore no child has even begun to form.

  • The people against birth control are thinking of the fetuses, but not the women who are having them. Not everyone is ready to be a mother. Not everyone WANTS to be a mother. It's about the choice, not the killing.

  • why do many ppl disliked this?

  • Is it definite that you have to be 17 in California? I read somewhere that you had to be 18. PLEASE ANSWER

  • It costs 54 bucks here in socal. probably varies in state.

  • why would anyone be against this?

  • This sort of information is so important. I have just posted a video response from England which shows that women here can get the morning-after pill from a pharmacist without having to visit their doctor first. It is a brief extract from a DVD originally made a local branch of the british National Health Service. I hope that is okay with you. Best Regards: Albert.

  • My girlfriend and I just bought some

    Today. It's $35. Thankfully she's 17. It's always good to have some on hand. Although nothing really happened their was a tear in the condom... Better safe than sorry

  • @becauseican66 Sorry, I tried to click the thumbs up button and accidentally hit the thumbs down. I can't figure out how to un do it now. Bugger. You're lucky on the price. It cost me $50. I keep it on hand as a back up.

  • i've luckily never had to use this cause im on the pill, but i'm happy i've learned about it. It doesn't protect againt std's. so please wear a condom!

  • EC is an amazing option!

    I do however think we need to stop using the term 'back up your birth control with emergency contraceptioin'. Birth control, when used properly, does not need a backup. If a woman is using her birth control correctly she does not need to use EC if the condom breaks/comes off or isn't there.

  • @joyfulwands That phrase is meant to convey that Plan B is not meant to be used in place of regular birth control. It's meant to be a back-up method.

    Once, my BF's condom leaked. I was on the pill, but I wasn't perfect about taking it. I followed the procedure for missed pills on the included pamphlet. I was not at a fertile part of my cycle anyway. I used Plan B just to be on the safe side. I probably would not have fallen pregnant anyway, but then I got some peace of mind. Not pregnant.

  • this stuff is a life saver

  • @juliewashere88 yah seriously

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