Morning after pill (PLAN B)
You have a chance to prevent pregnancy *after* unprotected sex or a birth control failure. We recommend keeping “emergency contraception”:/ec/ on hand. We sell Plan B for $15 + hst (prices subject to change).
Jennifer Gibson MA, is the Coordinator of Community Education Services. She is a professional sexual health educator whose knowledge, sense of humour, enthusiasm, and comfort level give her the unique ability to make sexual health education accessible and easy to relate to.
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