FDA Approves Plan B One-Step for Girls 15 and Older Without Prescription

The FDA lowered the age limit for Plan B One-Step emergency contraceptive to 15. The "morning-after pill" will be available without a prescription and on store shelves rather than behind pharmacy counters.
The FDA lowered the age limit for Plan B One-Step emergency contraceptive to 15. The morning-after pill will be available without a prescription and on store shelves rather than behind pharmacy counters.

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