How would one get the "moring after pill"

[Twista]

question in title.

 

[MAME]

1) stop sexing without protection
2) sex only when you want to have a baby


3) go to the hospital (or even your local doctor) and get it. Remember, it's effective for like 2 days after you sexed her

 

[MAME]

school pharmacy too

 

[gopunk]

Originally posted by: MAME
1) stop sexing without protection
2) sex only when you want to have a baby


3) go to the hospital (or even your local doctor) and get it. Remember, it's effective for like 2 days after you sexed her

first two don't get you the pill smartass

if you're in washington state, it's OTC.

 

[The Stigenator]

planned parenthood..

or maybe you can try your local pharmacy.. i am not sure if its now available as OTC.

 

[MAME]

Originally posted by: gopunk

Originally posted by: MAME
1) stop sexing without protection
2) sex only when you want to have a baby


3) go to the hospital (or even your local doctor) and get it. Remember, it's effective for like 2 days after you sexed her

first two don't get you the pill smartass

if you're in washington state, it's OTC.

it was a joke...
and it's an ultimate solution


besides, I answered his question pretty well

 

[hjo3]

"moring after pill" ... what's that used for? Retroactively securing boats to docks?

 

[Chu]

Originally posted by: Twista
question in title.

Planned parenthood will write a prescription on demand.

I personally think its criminal you need a prescription for this thanks to to the religious right (but I'll take that discussion to P&N). It's a sad day when the head of the FDA caves to political pressure.

-Chu

 

[datalink7]

Originally posted by: Chu

Originally posted by: Twista
question in title.

Planned parenthood will write a prescription on demand.

I personally think its criminal you need a prescription for this thanks to to the religious right (but I'll take that discussion to P&N). It's a sad day when the head of the FDA caves to political pressure.

-Chu

Why blame the religious right? I know a group "Atheists against Abortion."

 

[jpeyton]

Originally posted by: Chu

Originally posted by: Twista
question in title.

Planned parenthood will write a prescription on demand.

I personally think its criminal you need a prescription for this thanks to to the religious right (but I'll take that discussion to P&N). It's a sad day when the head of the FDA caves to political pressure.

-Chu

Considering the fact that ~50% of all U.S. pregnancies are unplanned, I think I'd rather have OTC contraception instead of paying out my pocket for trailer-trash welfare.

 

[imported_Mike]

Originally posted by: jpeyton

Originally posted by: Chu

Originally posted by: Twista
question in title.

Planned parenthood will write a prescription on demand.

I personally think its criminal you need a prescription for this thanks to to the religious right (but I'll take that discussion to P&N). It's a sad day when the head of the FDA caves to political pressure.

-Chu

Considering the fact that ~50% of all U.S. pregnancies are unplanned, I think I'd rather have OTC contraception instead of paying out my pocket for trailer-trash welfare.

I think you should re-read his statement....

 

[MAME]

Originally posted by: jpeyton

Originally posted by: Chu

Originally posted by: Twista
question in title.

Planned parenthood will write a prescription on demand.

I personally think its criminal you need a prescription for this thanks to to the religious right (but I'll take that discussion to P&N). It's a sad day when the head of the FDA caves to political pressure.

-Chu

Considering the fact that ~50% of all U.S. pregnancies are unplanned, I think I'd rather have OTC contraception instead of paying out my pocket for trailer-trash welfare.

I agree with that

 

[KK]

Originally posted by: CheapArse

Originally posted by: jpeyton

Originally posted by: Chu

Originally posted by: Twista
question in title.

Planned parenthood will write a prescription on demand.

I personally think its criminal you need a prescription for this thanks to to the religious right (but I'll take that discussion to P&N). It's a sad day when the head of the FDA caves to political pressure.

-Chu

Considering the fact that ~50% of all U.S. pregnancies are unplanned, I think I'd rather have OTC contraception instead of paying out my pocket for trailer-trash welfare.

I think you should re-read his statement....

I believe he was building on what was already said....

KK

 

[imported_Mike]

Originally posted by: KK

Originally posted by: CheapArse

Originally posted by: jpeyton

Originally posted by: Chu

Originally posted by: Twista
question in title.

Planned parenthood will write a prescription on demand.

I personally think its criminal you need a prescription for this thanks to to the religious right (but I'll take that discussion to P&N). It's a sad day when the head of the FDA caves to political pressure.

-Chu

Considering the fact that ~50% of all U.S. pregnancies are unplanned, I think I'd rather have OTC contraception instead of paying out my pocket for trailer-trash welfare.

I think you should re-read his statement....

I believe he was building on what was already said....

KK

ah, I see that now....obviously Im the one who needs to re-read posts

 

[Chu]

Originally posted by: datalink7

Originally posted by: Chu

Originally posted by: Twista
question in title.

Planned parenthood will write a prescription on demand.

I personally think its criminal you need a prescription for this thanks to to the religious right (but I'll take that discussion to P&N). It's a sad day when the head of the FDA caves to political pressure.

-Chu

Why blame the religious right? I know a group "Atheists against Abortion."

Arrugh - that's the whole point - THIS IS NOT ABORTION. It prevents the sperm from hooking up with the ovum. There is no fetus yet.

-Chu

 

[MAME]

Originally posted by: Chu

Originally posted by: datalink7

Originally posted by: Chu

Originally posted by: Twista
question in title.

Planned parenthood will write a prescription on demand.

I personally think its criminal you need a prescription for this thanks to to the religious right (but I'll take that discussion to P&N). It's a sad day when the head of the FDA caves to political pressure.

-Chu

Why blame the religious right? I know a group "Atheists against Abortion."

Arrugh - that's the whole point - THIS IS NOT ABORTION. It prevents the sperm from hooking up with the ovum. There is no fetus yet.

-Chu

I'm with Chu

 

[Twista]

could the doctors tell your parents about this visit?

someone just said
"if they feel that u are endangering your health.. but the health dept cant tell"

 

[phreakah]

Originally posted by: Twista
could the doctors tell your parents about this visit?

someone just said
"if they feel that u are endangering your health.. but the health dept cant tell"

No, they can't tell...

and there's a website that will sell you a perscription on demand as well... let me find it

www.getthepill.com

 

[halik]

its prescription in MI... you need to see a doctor and pay about 20 bucks for it

 

[imported_yovonbishop]

idk about state laws or anything but I'm pretty sure the doctors can't tell your parents about anything, it's all confidential. Learned it in PIG class!

 

[lMlHuxley]

planned parenthood 4 lyfe

 

[TMPadmin]

Originally posted by: Chu

Originally posted by: datalink7

Originally posted by: Chu

Originally posted by: Twista
question in title.

Planned parenthood will write a prescription on demand.

I personally think its criminal you need a prescription for this thanks to to the religious right (but I'll take that discussion to P&N). It's a sad day when the head of the FDA caves to political pressure.

-Chu

Why blame the religious right? I know a group "Atheists against Abortion."

Arrugh - that's the whole point - THIS IS NOT ABORTION. It prevents the sperm from hooking up with the ovum. There is no fetus yet.

-Chu

Nope, this prevents the fertalized egg from implanting.

 

[digitalsm]

Originally posted by: TMPadmin

Originally posted by: Chu

Originally posted by: datalink7

Originally posted by: Chu

Originally posted by: Twista
question in title.

Planned parenthood will write a prescription on demand.

I personally think its criminal you need a prescription for this thanks to to the religious right (but I'll take that discussion to P&N). It's a sad day when the head of the FDA caves to political pressure.

-Chu

Why blame the religious right? I know a group "Atheists against Abortion."

Arrugh - that's the whole point - THIS IS NOT ABORTION. It prevents the sperm from hooking up with the ovum. There is no fetus yet.

-Chu

Nope, this prevents the fertalized egg from implanting.

And the reason why they havent allowed it to be OTC yet, is theres not enough data on the use of Plan B as a primary birth control measure, which it would most certainly become if it was OTC.

 

[IHYLN]

Red coming in to lecture us on morality in 3...2...

 

[Shawn]

yep, planned parenthood.