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How much does the morning-after pill cost? I’m under 18 and I don’t have a lot of money.
A: The cost of emergency contraception (EC) varies a great deal, depending on where you go and what services you need. Plan B, a brand of EC, is available over the counter at many pharmacies for women over 17. Plan B may cost anywhere from $10 to $50.
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What is the definition of abstinence?
A: Sexual abstinence is defined in different ways by different people, organizations, cultures, and religions. For most, the concept of abstinence does not include any type of sexual activity with another person. This is the definition that we use.
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