to be made available "in front of the counter" and off the shelf, alongside pregnancy tests and condoms.
In England, contraception services are commissioned locally and are on offer in sexual health clinics, some GP surgeries and most pharmacies - but are not always free of charge. Professor Lesley Regan, president of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, said the progestogen-only contraceptive pill was very safe, and a consultation with a GP before starting to take it was "unnecessary".
Sounds good in theory but sadly would be open to abuse 😩. Some would use as a form of contraception 😩
What doctors?
Those who make decisions on the matter should not be taking into account how much it costs the nhs throughout sexual health services the pot , the budget is not as important as the major issues this could potentially cause
absolutely not, no, can you imagine having, what younger generations will call a saftey net? plan b? ' don't worry i will just go to Tesco express and get the 💊' there are thousands of good reasons why this should not be easily accessible
Preservatives are cheaper
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