Ok I just had sex, the condom broke, need morning after pill where do I get it?
 

Topic title explains all. Im in dire need of the pill...Im actually kinda calm about everything but my gf is freaking out telling me to find out where to get it....But I have no clue. I need a place where I can buy it over the counter. I live in NJ can someone please help me

Ok, you need to go to Planned Parenthood. Usually they're all over the US. Look it up online. Go to : http://www.plannedparenthood.org/ppmnj/
You have three days usually but as long as her period starts over no worries.
Good luck! I've been there before myself and it is scary if you're the girl.
They don't ask for ID or anything. It is like $45 I think or in that range...but hey an abortion or baby is alot more.
Hope this helps!

call a pharmacy near you, it's over-the-counter now (but still kept back in the pharmacy) so you don't need a prescription. Any normal pharmacy near you should carry it. Just as long as you're 18 it's not a problem to get it. It's called "Plan B". Just call up and ask, it's very simple. Get it as soon as possible- the earlier she takes it, the more effective it is.

I had this problem myself. Yes it is over the counter, but most places haven't gotten there yet. I think the law isn't official until Jan '07. So go to planned parenthood. They will totally take care of you. Analog is right, earlier is better.

We got lucky and had a friend write a prescription. $40 but totally worth it!

hopefully this wasn't you...

LINK

think of it as paying after the date.

If you go to university you can probably get it at the health center.

Wow Cyn, I hope thats not them.

Always have a plan B like spermicidal lube or a diaphram or the pill or the sponge!

Nope, the law's already in place- been selling it for weeks now. Most retailers i'm aware of already carry it (walgreens, CVS, etc.) and have it in inventory. As long as she's 18, it's not a problem to get it.

Heres an intresting question, now that it is over counter...can both sexes buy it?

(I will answer my own question...the answer might help someone)

Yes anyone over the age of 18 can buy Plan B. You can also buy it ahead of time, $40 dollars or 18 years to a lifetime of child support, take your choice.

For those who want to avoid a particularly awkward situation you can even get it online @ drugstore.com...DO NOT ORDER ONLINE IF YOU NEED IT ASAP...

http://www.drugstore.com/products/pr...BUY-PLST-0-CAT

thats not true. I bought it at CVS for 45. I tried to buy it myself at the one by my house, they wouldnt let me buy it unless I had HER ID im like wtf? Bah. I had to race all the way down an hour and a half drive to get to her i n time because the 72 hours would have been up if I didnt get there at 6 to buy it. Fortunatly I got there at 5:46 and all was well

Hey guys, I'm new here but I thought I'd tell you my little sisters story.

Basically, she had sex with her boyfriend for the first time, and the condom fell off. After some pursuading done by me (she never told our parents) she went to get the morning after pill (called Postinor-2). It cost her $30 (australian) and she had to go becuase they asked her questions such as when her last period was, and when the sex was and stuff like that.

The only problem was that she ended up having to get up at 4AM to take the second pill, because if you don't take it about 12 hours after taking the first pill, it doesn't work. This was about three weeks ago.

It's going to be slightly different in price no matter where you go, there's no retail value that's good everywhere.

They wouldn't let you buy it because they're stupid. Anyone- male or female- 18 years of age or older can purchase it as long as they have a valid form of identification.

72 hours is not a magical fix-all deadline to meet, it's the maximum amount of time you have to get it done... which means you didn't "make it in time" just because it was 70.5 hours. By "more effective the sooner you take it", they mean "better chance that it works and prevents a pregnancy". 72 hours is 3 days' time... I hope whatever took you 3 whole days to get it was more important than a pregnant girl... though for the life of me, I can't imagine what could possibly fit the bill.

The reason I sound upset is because you asked for information to solve a problem, and then it took you 3 whole days to go buy something that's readily available to help prevent a pregnancy. It's because you could potentially still be facing a pregnancy, and you're acting like you're in the clear because you bought your girlfriend a magical potion to end all your worries- and you didn't. You bought a medicine that works best when taken as immediately as possible, and you took almost the entire length of the possible time to get it.

It doesn't matter what the circumstances were, you've now put yourself in danger because you didn't get it in a timely manner- I just hope all goes well and nothing happens.

Good luck.

In relation to my previous post, my sister was 17 and had no problem. Is the age limit just in America? and why is it 18?

Some people of a more puritanical leaning than the average TFPer think that making it more available will lead to more teenagers having sex. They same people didn't want to approve Plan B as an over-the-counter drug at all (since making people get a perscription for a drug that is only effective for 72 hours is a great idea), so the age limit was a compromise to get it passed the FDA approval process.

18 seems to be the magical age-of-ability-to-make-decisions-for-yourself here in America. I'm sure the age you need to be to get it fluctuates all over the world. Here in the states, you have to be 18 to get it- and if you're not 18, you then still need a prescription like you used to.

This is why I keep Plan B on hand. Here in Oregon, we get free family planning services, so Plan B is free at Planned Parenthood and other clinics. So I stock up on it every time I go--not for myself (I've got the barrier/hormonal method thing covered), but in case a friend or acquaintance should ever find themselves in need.

Cynthetiq that link is great.
Well it is horrid actually.
But, ya know what i mean.

Planned Parenthood...been there done that...

Cynthetiq, I just looked at the link for the first time and just about wet myself laughing so hard. Thanks for the morning pick-me-up.