Plan B One-Step (also called the morning-after pill) is an emergency contraceptive pill that’s used to prevent pregnancy when your normal method of birth control fails. If you use a condom and it slips off or breaks, for example, Plan B One-Step can help. Our experts can help you get Plan B One-Step with the highest levels of privacy and discretion.
Plan B One-Step uses a measured dose of levonorgestrel (which is in the same class as the hormone “progestin” that’s found in birth control pills) to prevent or delay ovulation, and also to interfere with fertilization and the egg attaching itself to the uterus. Plan B is a great help for many women, but shouldn’t be taken if you are allergic to levonorgestrel or if you already think you might be pregnant. Our team at Nurx can prescribe Plan B at special request, or can offer the generic equivalent New Day for as low as $0 with insurance or as little as $20 without insurance.
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