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| Originally posted by JD8180 doesn't that kind of contradict itself?  |
there's an age restriction? fucking america 
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| Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN fucking america |
Re: Re: Re: Plan B
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| Originally posted by gehzumteufel no. re-read it? |
Re: Re: Re: Re: Plan B
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| Originally posted by JD8180 the way i'm understanding it, in the beginning it's saying to use it like the morning after pill... take it after the condom breaks, raped, etc. at which point you may be pregnant. then it says it won't work if you are pregnant. |
here are the instructions for use on the website:
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| Plan B® is easy to take—there are only 2 tablets * Take the first tablet as soon as possible within 3 days (72 hours) after unprotected sex. * Take the second tablet 12 hours after you take the first tablet. That’s it. When you take Plan B® as directed, you reduce your risk for pregnancy by up to 89%. And the sooner you take it, the more effective it is. Some women may have their period earlier or later than their normal cycle. If your menstrual cycle is delayed more than one week, you may be pregnant. |
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| Originally posted by gehzumteufel wow you really are dense arent you. it says use after sex. are you pregnant after sex? no. contraception MAY occur after sex. this pill (aka THE MORNING AFTER PILL) prevents contraception. this pill is best used immediately after sex. also the pill should not be taken after 72 hours as more often than not contraception has happened by then. |
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| Originally posted by JD8180 my bad... didn't know there was a 3 day waiting period after sex for fertilization. thought it was kind of a hit or miss thing right after sex. but w/e contraceptive=condoms and such, so you get a dense point too |
sorry i came off as an ass too.
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| Originally posted by forever amber Let's move forward to: Plan D |
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| Originally posted by narcism coat hanger? |
God bless plan B! God send for us whores.
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| Originally posted by Frenchie God bless plan B! God send for us whores. |
only good if you have a stockpile in your bathroom cupboard 
Psh, cupboard? I keep that shit with me at all times. My bag, my car and desk.
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| Originally posted by Ygrene Well then, that's the real problem. If they're 17 and under and they're having unprotected sex, they're dumb. If they're 17 and under and they're raped, they NEED to see a doctor, not just to determine if they're pregnant but, also to get help dealing with a traumatic experience. I imagine the 17 and under policy is to combat those situations and to help educate kids about sex. As far as 17 and under and having protected sex but still having an accident. I would imagine the idea again is to make sure these kids are making smart choices. I can't decide if I agree with that or not. We'll have to wait until I have kids to see. |
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| Originally posted by Theresa And do you think a "dumb" kid is going to think about telling her mommy or daddy that she thinks she might be pregnant when she is 15 years old? I don't think so. That is the entire point, they are dumb... and likely scared shitless. They should be able to buy it at any age. |
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| Originally posted by Ygrene I imagine the 17 and under policy is to combat those situations and to help educate kids about sex. |
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| Originally posted by Ygrene I agree that the entire point is that they are dumb. I think that's exactly the reason why they are requiring an Rx for 17 and under. I think it's about educating those kids that aren't going to seek help (and education) from mom and dad. As opposed to saying "Unprotected sex is no big deal for minors (or "rape is no big deal"), come see us next week if you need some more!" I'm not defending the requirement one way or the other, I'm just speculating on reasons why they would put that check in place. That's the only logical reason I could think. |
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| Originally posted by Theresa Perhaps making it mandatory to do an ID check, and if the person is under 18, making it a requirement for the pharmacist to do a counseling session with the person (or something) would be a better idea. Putting the age restriction there is not going to help. |
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| Originally posted by Theresa Perhaps making it mandatory to do an ID check, and if the person is under 18, making it a requirement for the pharmacist to do a counseling session with the person (or something) would be a better idea. |
are you maybe preggers, ben?
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| Originally posted by Frenchie Psh, cupboard? I keep that shit with me at all times. My bag, my car and desk. |
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| Originally posted by Frenchie Psh, cupboard? I keep that shit with me at all times. My bag, my car and desk. |
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| Originally posted by iammesol Wait... so those weren't vitamins? |
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| Originally posted by narcism you will give posh a run for her money.....WHORE!!!! |
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| Originally posted by Frenchie Yes. They were special vitamins. |
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| Originally posted by Ygrene Negative. You will need plan D. As in dingo. As in maybe the dingo ate your baybee? |
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| Originally posted by Theresa There shouldn't be an age restriction on this. A 17 or 16 year old kid is not going to be brave/smart enough to make a doctors appt. and get this prescribed to them within the needed time frame. We're practically encouraging kids to get pregnant. |
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