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En France, vous aurez besoin d'une ordonnance pour obtenir une contraception hormonale. Selon certains, les pharmacies Françaises acceptent  les ordonnances étrangères. D'autres disent qu'elles n'acceptent pas les ordonnances étrangères, donc il faudra voir au cas par cas. Vous aurez plus de chance si vous parlez un peu le Français... Cependant, les préservatifs sont largement disponibles et très couramment utilisés; il est estimé que la France est le troisième pays utilisateur de préservatifs dans le monde. .<ref>[https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewer?mid=1CHn6J3MIZbMD2fHhX-gt3n9wOA4&hl=en_US Most Prevalent Condom Use Around the World]</ref>
n France, you need a prescription to obtain hormonal birth control. According to some accounts, French pharmacies accept foreign prescriptions. Other accounts have stated that French pharmacies do not accept foreign prescriptions, so this ultimately seems to be a case-by-case basis. If you speak some French, this may increase your chances of successfully using a foreign prescription. Meanwhile, condoms are widely available and commonly used; it's estimated that France has the third most prevalent condom use of all countries in the world.<ref>[https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewer?mid=1CHn6J3MIZbMD2fHhX-gt3n9wOA4&hl=en_US Most Prevalent Condom Use Around the World]</ref>
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