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* You can legally purchase '''birth control pills''' at pharmacies without a prescription. Some of the pills you can expect to see are Lo-Femenal, Microval, Ovrette and Roselle. | * You can legally purchase '''birth control pills''' at pharmacies without a prescription. Some of the pills you can expect to see are Lo-Femenal, Microval, Ovrette and Roselle. | ||
* If you want a '''contraceptive implant''', you can expect to see Jadelle and Norplant. | * If you want a '''contraceptive implant''', you can expect to see Jadelle and Norplant. | ||
* If you want a '''contraceptive shot/injectable''', you can find Depo-Prodasone and Depo-Provera. | * If you want a '''contraceptive shot/injectable''', you can find Depo-Prodasone and Depo-Provera. | ||
Latest revision as of 07:15, 16 December 2020
- You can legally purchase birth control pills at pharmacies without a prescription. Some of the pills you can expect to see are Lo-Femenal, Microval, Ovrette and Roselle.
- If you want a contraceptive implant, you can expect to see Jadelle and Norplant.
- If you want a contraceptive shot/injectable, you can find Depo-Prodasone and Depo-Provera.