The Plan B Enigma

By plb on August 25, 2006 12:19 AM | No Comments

Dawn Eden writes that it takes as many as 40 ordinary oral contraceptive pills � all of which require a prescription � to equal the hormones in Plan B, which is now available to women as young as 18 without a prescription.

So, riddle me this: Why do oral contraceptives still require a prescription, seeing as they're so safe that you can take 40 times the prescribed amount anytime you want?

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