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Emergency | Emergency contraceptive pills are legal and can be accessed without a prescription. | ||
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In Buenos Aires, you can obtain emergency | In Buenos Aires, you can obtain emergency contraceptive pills (also known as "the morning after pill"). In Spanish, it's called "anticoncepción hormonal de emergencia." You can get EC at public hospitals or health centers for free (for 24 hours/day) after a medical consultation. You can also visit a pharmacy, like Farmacity (many of them are open 24 hours), and purchase EC. There are no age restrictions. | ||
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