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===Laws & Social Stigmas=== | ===Laws & Social Stigmas=== | ||
In the state of Illinois, you need a prescription to obtain birth control pills. If you're a minor, you can get a prescription for | In the state of Illinois, you need a prescription to obtain birth control pills. If you're a minor, you can get a birth control prescription for the following reasons: if you're married, you're a parent, if you have health reasons requiring birth control or if you received a referral from a professional (like a doctor). In all other cases, minors must receive permission from their parents to get a birth control pill prescription. | ||
You don't need a prescription to buy condoms and you can be any age (i.e. you can be a minor/teenager). | You don't need a prescription to buy condoms and you can be any age (i.e. you can be a minor/teenager). | ||