So if it were to be reclassified as a GSL who’s going to counsel them on when to seek advice, that you can only use the more expensive one for up to 5 days, that you shouldn’t take it if you’ve had a clot or other DVT risk factors, and more??
How is this justifiable? EllaOne is effective for up to 120 hours post UPSI and Levonelle is effective up to 72 hours. I’m sure one way or another a patient will be able to see a pharmacist in 3-5 days. (1/2)
Emergency hormonal contraception should be reclassified as a GSL medicine as some pharmacies are unable to offer confidential and Covid-secure consultations argues @bpas1968 https://t.co/nSYKex7DxQ
@_anxsa There will always be people showcasing how good their pre reg is, but i assure you everyone has tough days and a lot of people dislike their training! Stay true to who you are and remember to find time for your hobbies 💪🏻
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@Junel94 hmmm it’s a true possibility i suppose i would back Tony to invent a way to channel that energy somehow into a medium. Not sure how he could convert that to “clean” energy tho