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Where can i find a pharmacy or medical doctor who still has nur-isterate in stock? i really do not want to change to a new contraceptive
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New oral bcp's ?: Ask your pharmacist to call other stores to see if your contraceptive is in stock, or look up the manufacturer on the internet to see if it is still available. All of the current low dose oral contraceptives are effectively very similar, so starting a "new" one is not going to cause a problem if started less than seven days after the current active pills are finished.
Answered 1/23/2019
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