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 When birth control fails – or after a sexual assault – women have a second chance to prevent unintended pregnancy. This birth-control option is called emergency contraception (EC) or the “morning-after” pill, and it’s sold over the counter under the brand name Plan B®. It can prevent pregnancy after sex if used correctly.
NARAL Pro-Choice America created the "Plan B. Where’s Yours?" campaign to educate women about this important back-up birth-control option and to ensure that pharmacies stock the medication.
Here's how you can take action:
Find out if your local pharmacy stocks Plan B®: Call or visit, and let us know. This will give us the information we need to work with leading pharmacy chains to guarantee that American women have access to a safe and effective means of preventing unintended pregnancy. Click here for a sample script and a form to tell us what you find.
Sign onto our petition to pharmacy chains: It's up to pro-choice Americans to urge national pharmacy chains to establish public, company-wide policies. Click here to send a message.
Spread the word: Help us spread the word to people in your community about Plan B: what it is, what it does, and who can access it. Click here to download a flyer with key information about Plan B®.
Thank or "spank" your pharmacist: If you've found out whether your pharmacy carries Plan B®, take a moment to send a note thanking the pharmacy or expressing your disappointment. Click here for our samples.
Get the facts: Check out our list of the top five myths about Plan B®, and the real facts. Click here to download the flyer.
Downloads: Show your support and solidarity! Go here to download banners, buttons for blogs, websites, and MySpace profiles.
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