You do need a prescription. There are lots of ways to obtain that. Your county may have programs, otherwise go to a further away Planned Parenthood once per year. Do you have a Walgreen's, Target, CVS, or Wal-Mart around? All of those pharmacies have discount programs and offer specific oral contraceptives at a very affordable price.
I have health insurance but it does not cover birth control. So once per year I have my exam, and ask specifically for Mononessa, as that is the discount oral contraceptive Walgreen's offers. I pay $20 per year for the discount program, and then the Mononessa is $12 per month. Check out your area pharmacies to see which specific meds they offer.
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12-27-2009, 06:38 AM #1
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12-28-2009, 11:38 AM #2
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there are barrier and spermicide methods that do not need a prescription.
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12-28-2009, 06:32 PM #3
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They do offer this in Washington state (and Oregon, I believe), "Instant Birth Control" through a planned parenthood service - so it's through a reputable clinic (please no planned parenthood comments), not just randomly buying online.
http://www.instantbirthcontrol.com/
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