Laura, one of our companies developed a morning-after pill some years ago.
You can't use the morning-after pill more than once.
Taking morning-after pills doesn't guarantee that you won't get pregnant.
The morning-after pill will still be available without a prescription to those 17 and older who can prove their age.
Obviously a morning-after pill is a personal choice that someone has to make.
A woman who takes the morning-after pill never knows whether she would have become pregnant.
She would like to be able to explain to a patient how to take the morning-after pill.
That suggestion brings the problem of the morning-after pill around full circle.
The fight over the morning-after pill has a long and sorry history.
Personally I do not have any difficulties with the morning-after pill.
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