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How to go about getting the contraceptive implant?
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Contraceptive: You can try the company website for implanon to see if any doctor local is putting it in. Otherwise, most planned parenthood sites are putting them in as well and usually a bit cheaper if you're uninsured. Just google implanon for the website
Answered 6/30/2014
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