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should OTC birth control be available for women?

#1 yes		34 (82.9%)
#2 no		5 (12.2%)
#3 some third thing		2 (4.9%)

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dead0man
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should OTC birth control be available for women?

« on: October 19, 2017, 08:13:15 AM »

In most of the world women are free to get over the counter birth control. Women can get it in CA and OR after a screening by a pharmacist, but even that might not be needed as women are smart enough to screen themselves. OB/GYNs and Physicians in general both support the idea. cite.

I assume the safety Nazis and those that think everything should be free will be against it, anybody else?

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dead0man
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Re: should OTC birth control be available for women?

« Reply #1 on: April 04, 2019, 04:03:49 AM »

2 Republican Senators just introduced legislation to speed up the process and let people use health saving accounts to buy OTC medications.

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