Anyone care to discuss this?

RosieBcheeks98

https://www.13abc.com/story/16687645/2012/02/06/university-offers-morning-after-pill-vending-machine

 

Plan B in vending machines at a College?

Kitiara5512

Sounds like it works for them, obvs otc med like Tylenol or whatever.

MarSamWhitney

I guess the only difference is that it might be more conveinient than going to Walgreens or something.  I don't know why, but I would feel funny if it was right next to the candy bars and pop machine or something. lol

rnfromtn

Should they really be trying to make it "more comfortable" for students to have something to fall back so easily on after having unprotected sex?  I hope there is a huge sign next to the machine that says, "If you use protection you probably wouldn't need this."  JUST MY OPINION. I know that there are people who do use protection and it "fails"  but I think they run a risk of having some girls use this as a form of birth control.

MrsSR

rnfromtn:

Should they really be trying to make it "more comfortable" for students to have something to fall back so easily on after having unprotected sex?  I hope there is a huge sign next to the machine that says, "If you use protection you probably wouldn't need this."  JUST MY OPINION. I know that there are people who do use protection and it "fails"  but I think they run a risk of having some girls use this as a form of birth control.

At $30 a pop, I don't think college students will use this BC.

 

 

angelphish2010

Beanie_mrt:

MrsSR:

rnfromtn:

Should they really be trying to make it "more comfortable" for students to have something to fall back so easily on after having unprotected sex?  I hope there is a huge sign next to the machine that says, "If you use protection you probably wouldn't need this."  JUST MY OPINION. I know that there are people who do use protection and it "fails"  but I think they run a risk of having some girls use this as a form of birth control.

At $30 a pop, I don't think college students will use this BC.

 

 

Also, condoms break.

And if you use Pfizer birth control pills, you'd probably be pretty damn happy that vending machine was there.

Both of those are behaving responsibly.

It's not always the dirty_whores.

What an embarrassing walk of shame though. Having to hit up the plan B machine on your way back to your room in the morning. I hope they are in a discrete place.

dinky077

OP are you from Toledo? If so I am too!

RosieBcheeks98

dinky077:

OP are you from Toledo? If so I am too!

Yes I am!  Go Blue  

dinky077

YES!!! I am glad to see another Toledo Bumpie!!!

RosieBcheeks98

dinky077:

YES!!! I am glad to see another Toledo Bumpie!!!

You have PM

RosieBcheeks98

angelphish2010:

Beanie_mrt:

MrsSR:

rnfromtn:

Should they really be trying to make it "more comfortable" for students to have something to fall back so easily on after having unprotected sex?  I hope there is a huge sign next to the machine that says, "If you use protection you probably wouldn't need this."  JUST MY OPINION. I know that there are people who do use protection and it "fails"  but I think they run a risk of having some girls use this as a form of birth control.

At $30 a pop, I don't think college students will use this BC.

 

 

Also, condoms break.

And if you use Pfizer birth control pills, you'd probably be pretty damn happy that vending machine was there.

Both of those are behaving responsibly.

It's not always the dirty_whores.

What an embarrassing walk of shame though. Having to hit up the plan B machine on your way back to your room in the morning. I hope they are in a discrete place.

LOL I couldn't even imagine how embarrased I would be...embarrased but thankful.

citychicks

I think it's awesome! Making any form of birth control more accessible is a good thing in my book.