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===What to Get & Where to Get It=== | ===What to Get & Where to Get It=== | ||
In Korean, birth control pills are 피임약 (pronounced "pi-im yak". The most popular brand in Korea is Mercilon (머시론). You can purchase condoms in convenience stores, pharmacies, Olive Young, Watson's, and sometimes in subway vending machines. There's also 에이리스, which s a low hormone option, costs about 10,000 won for a 21-pill pack. Another brand is 멜리안정 (me-li-an-jung), but a woman reported loss of sex drive. There's also 센스리베. | In Korean, birth control pills are 피임약 (pronounced "pi-im yak"). The most popular brand in Korea is Mercilon (머시론). You can purchase condoms in convenience stores, pharmacies, Olive Young, Watson's, and sometimes in subway vending machines. There's also 에이리스, which s a low hormone option, costs about 10,000 won for a 21-pill pack. Another brand is 멜리안정 (me-li-an-jung), but a woman reported loss of sex drive. There's also 센스리베. | ||
It appears that you can get the Nuvaring in South Korea, but we don't have much information on this (anyone?). | It appears that you can get the Nuvaring in South Korea, but we don't have much information on this (anyone?). | ||