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How often do you need to take vitamin c to prevent pregnancy?
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Quite often: Take the vitamin c tablet and place it between your knees. Then hold it there and you should not get pregnant. I am not aware that vitamin c is helpful in any other way for pregnancy prevention.
Answered 9/11/2017
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