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===What to Get & Where to Get It===
===What to Get & Where to Get It===


You can buy birth control at pharmacies. One brand, Jess, is approximately $30/month. But there are cheaper brands. You can also expect to see brands like Microlut, Ovidon, Microgynon, Minisiston and Rigevidon.
You can buy birth control at pharmacies ("apteka" in Russian). One brand, Jess, is approximately $30/month. But there are cheaper brands. You can also expect to see brands like Microlut, Ovidon, Microgynon, Minisiston and Rigevidon.


You can buy condoms in many shops and markets, some of which are open 24 hours.
You can buy condoms in many shops and markets, some of which are open 24 hours.
For a list of pharmacies in Moscow, including 24-hour pharmacies, you can visit [http://www.vapteky.ru/ Vapteky]. The website is in Russian. Also, here's a list of some recommended pharmacies in Moscow:
* [http://apteka5.ru/ A5 Pharmacy]: This is a large chain of pharmacies, so you can trust it be standardized.
* Stariy Lekar: This is a larger brand that has multiple locations, including Kievsky Vokzal Square, 1, Moscow. +7 (495) 978 1827, +7 (901) 517 1827
* 36.6: Network of pharmacies in Moscow
* Rigla: Network of pharmacies in Moscow
* Самсон-Фарма8.5: ул. Генерала Кузнецова, 17, Moscow, Moscow
* Аптека Здоров.Ру: Академика Петровского


===Costs===
===Costs===

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