Ladies, did you know you can order birth control pills online without going to a doctor or a clinic?

Most of us living in the U. S. have heard that the supreme court ruled it is up to the states to determine abortion rights. It's unfair that the assumption is every woman needing an abortion is somehow irresponsible with birth control, especially knowing that every method has failure rates. It can be difficult to access birth control in certain areas of the U. S. Most of us know that the morning-after pill is available at pharmacies and online. However, did you know that you can get birth control pills online?

I believe an organization like Planned Parenthood has this option but here is an article about some other choices for online birth control. https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/birth-control-online

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Yes, I was aware of this option but I don't need to use it.
I was aware of this option and I am already using it.
I was aware of this option and I do plan to use it now.
I was not aware of this option but now that I do I plan to use it.
I was not aware of this option and I don't plan to use it.
Something else.
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Just a quick reminder that this poll is just to help inform others living in the U. S. that other birth control options are accessible beyond the methods available over the counter such as condoms, spermacides or morning after pills. If an unplanned pregancy is not something you or your partner cannot handle, a combination of methods might be best.
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There are recent headlines that certain retail pharmacies are going to limit the number of "morning after pills" they will allow customers to purchase due to a recent surge in sales. thehill.com/.../ So I am giving this a bump as a reminder that this would be a better route for those engaging in regular intercourse.
Ladies, did you know you can order birth control pills online without going to a doctor or a clinic?
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