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http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/natio.../30501563/

Quote:NEW YORK (AP) — More than 1 in 5 sexually active teen girls have used the morning-after pill — a dramatic increase that likely reflects that it's easier now for teens to buy the emergency contraceptive.

A report released Wednesday shows teen use of the morning-after pill rose steadily from a decade earlier, when it was 1 in 12. Now, all teens can buy it without a prescription.

The finding comes from a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention survey that's considered the government's best source of information on teen sex and contraception use.

The report showed little recent change in most other types of birth control used by teen girls who have had sex. Almost all said they said they've used condoms at some point, and more than half have used the pill.

The fact that more teen girls bought the morning-after pill after it became more accessible is a sign that "teens, like adults, often are not very good at contraception," said Bill Albert, chief program officer for the National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy.

"In the battle between sex and sex with contraception, sex often wins," he said.

The morning-after pill contains a higher dose of the female hormone progestin than is in regular birth control pills. It can cut the chances of pregnancy by nearly 90% if taken within 72 hours of unprotected sex. Starting in 2006, teens 18 and older could buy it over the counter; age limits were lifted two years ago. It typically costs $35 to $50.

The CDC report is based on interviews with about 2,000 people, ages 15 to 19 from 2011 to 2013.

One of the report's main findings has been the proportion of teens who said they've had sex. Those figures steadily fell from the late 1980s until the early 2000s — a decrease commonly attributed to improved sex education and greater concern by teens about AIDS and other sexually spread diseases.

Experts believe a decline in teen sexual activity and better contraception use have driven an astounding drop in teen birth rates since 1991.

But the decrease in teen sex leveled off about a decade ago, at about 45 percent for both boys and girls, and there was no change in the latest report. In 1988, it was 60 percent for boys and 51 percent for girls.

Why did the decline level off? It's hard to say, but there will always be a sizable proportion of teens who have sex, Albert said.

"Are we likely to get to 30 percent? Probably not," he said.

Post: #2

^ Is that data self reported? more than 90% use condoms....more like 90% have condoms in their purse or nightstand that have never been opened.

If the CDC stats were based off of RVF members, the rawdog statistics would be terrifying. Again, I recall ONE instance where the girl was insistent about a condom, the rest of the time it was ME who was interrupting before she slammed it in raw.

Post: #3

I think it's "has used", not "uses".

Post: #4

Quote:It typically costs $35 to $50.

Where can you get that shit for $35?!

I've probably spent a sum total of $400 on Plan Bs. Still less than one child-support payment to a chick. Think about that.

Post: #5

I can buy a generic brand for $40 at a drugstore 5 minutes away. Useful.

Post: #6

Seriously, unless you get it from a hospital pharmacy with insurance.

A healthcare provider called Kaiser Permanente provides Plan B for about $35ish. Catch is you need to go to one of their hospitals.

Other than that, you're paying $60ish for that pill, but absolutely, a smart investment.

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90% use of condoms?

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Like others, I recall maybe one or two girls that insisted on a condom, otherwise they either don't even care or carry on anyway when I say I don't.

The more she is into you the less she cares.

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I blows my mind how many girls either explicitly don't want to use condoms, or don't give a shit. They have everything to lose. Especially considering they are likely fucking the same 20% of guys who "get around" so to speak, increasing their risk of contracting something. Stupid as fuck. Of course when they do catch something it will be the piece of shit asshole dirty dick's fault, because you never blame a victim.

Post: #12

They don't account for the chicks that actually don't want to get pregnant . . . right now. I have used condoms with young chicks already on the pill and then they still go out and take plan B because it makes them feel "safer"

Post: #13

(07-22-2015 03:02 PM)kaotic Wrote:  Seriously, unless you get it from a hospital pharmacy with insurance.

A healthcare provider called Kaiser Permanente provides Plan B for about $35ish. Catch is you need to go to one of their hospitals.

Other than that, you're paying $60ish for that pill, but absolutely, a smart investment.

If you are paying $60 for the pill, she's charging you interest.

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(07-22-2015 04:02 PM)Fender_Bender Wrote:  I blows my mind how many girls either explicitly don't want to use condoms, or don't give a shit. They have everything to lose. Especially considering they are likely fucking the same 20% of guys who "get around" so to speak, increasing their risk of contracting something. Stupid as fuck. Of course when they do catch something it will be the piece of shit asshole dirty dick's fault, because you never blame a victim.

Seriously. I asked a girl to open a condom for me, and she said "I don't know how to do that, I don't use those." Lol, I know she said that dumb shit to me to brag about how much of a slut she was. The only sad thing is that I hit it anyway.

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(07-22-2015 04:28 PM)alexdagr81 Wrote:  

(07-22-2015 03:02 PM)kaotic Wrote:  Seriously, unless you get it from a hospital pharmacy with insurance.

A healthcare provider called Kaiser Permanente provides Plan B for about $35ish. Catch is you need to go to one of their hospitals.

Other than that, you're paying $60ish for that pill, but absolutely, a smart investment.

If you are paying $60 for the pill, she's charging you interest.

Brand name Plan B + tax= so let's say $55 I was just rounding.

I buy it myself and watch them swallow it. Hello no I'm not trusting some chick to go buy it.

Post: #16

The real question is why is the same pill 50 bucks in the states and 5 bucks in Colombia?

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(07-22-2015 06:26 PM)LINUX Wrote:  The real question is why is the same pill 50 bucks in the states and 5 bucks in Colombia?

Hmmm I think these things called lobbies, corpos, and lawmakers.

Post: #18

$35 for Plan B? Not bad.

The real question though:

Where can I buy Plan B pills in bulk?

Post: #19

(07-22-2015 06:54 PM)SpiderKing Wrote:  $35 for Plan B? Not bad.

The real question though:

Where can I buy Plan B pills in bulk?

I was wondering the same thing, can you buy 20 packs and just keep them on hand at your house and hand them out to girls?

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(07-22-2015 06:26 PM)LINUX Wrote:  The real question is why is the same pill 50 bucks in the states and 5 bucks in Colombia?

I wonder the same thing about cocaine...

Post: #21

In all seriousness, I'm curious to see what the long-term effect of taking this shit with any type of frequency will be on these women.

Post: #22

Plan B costs 50 fucking dollars in the states???

Is it legal to bring that shit back from Bangkok in bulk?

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(07-22-2015 11:16 PM)iop890 Wrote:  Plan B costs 50 fucking dollars in the states???

Is it legal to bring that shit back from Bangkok in bulk?

Definitely not.

Post: #24

So that shit does work though right. I came in my girl last night and im making her buy it and take it in front of me tonight. I want to know the success vs fail rate.

Post: #25

Airport security takes you aside returning to the U.S. from Colombia

"OK scumbag, the gig is up, we found your pill stash, hundreds of them! You thought you'd get away with this? What is this, ecstasy?"

"Plan B"