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birth control, over the counter, contraceptives, over the counter birth control methods, sex to avoid pregnancy, methods also reduce risk of getting a sexually transmitted disease, std, giving an std to someone else, most drug stores carry a wide selection of birth control products, purchased by anyone, a doctor's prescription, condoms, a condom, thin sheath placed on the penis, case, the female condom, the vagina, prior to intercourse, semen is collected inside the condom, must be held in place, removed after intercourse, condoms, readily available in most drug, grocery stores, family planning clinics, offer free condoms, latex condoms help, prevent hiv, stds, 14 pregnancies occur over 1 year out of 100 couples using male condoms, 21 pregnancies occur over 1 year out of 100 couples using female condoms, more effective, spermicide is also used, spermicides, spermicides, chemical jellies, foams, creams, suppositories that kill sperm, inserted, vagina, prior to intercourse, purchased in most drug, grocery stores, method used by is not very effective, 26 pregnancies occur over 1 year out of 100 women using this method alone, spermicides, combined, condoms, diaphragm, extra protection, vaginal sponge, vaginal contraceptive sponges, soft synthetic sponges saturated, a spermicide, prior to intercourse, sponge is moistened, inserted, vagina, placed over the cervix, after intercourse, sponge is left in place, 6 to 8 hours, quite similar, diaphragm, must be obtained, a doctor, a barrier mechanism, 18 to 28 pregnancies occur over one year, every 100 women using this method, sponge more effective in women, not previously delivered a baby, method was removed, market, plans, underway to re-introduce it, in the near future, emergency, "morning after", birth control, "morning after" pill consists of two doses of hormone pills taken, 72 hours after unprotected intercourse, pill, prevent pregnancy by temporarily blocking eggs from produced, by stopping fertilization, keeping a fertilized egg from becoming implanted, in the uterus, emergencies include raped, having a condom break, slip off, sex, missing two, birth control pills, a monthly cycle, having unplanned sex, 2004 it, a prescription, morning after birth control, over-the-counter methods, not quite, effective against pregnancy, prescription methods, more effective against stds than other method than abstinence, offer people ways to protect themselves against pregnancies, stds, having to spend a lot of money, wait, doctor's appointment, deal, long-term side effects, complete description of birth control options, birth control.