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Does drinking iced coffee after taking a plan b affect it ?
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No. Plan B pills do not change the effects of coffee, regardless of whether it's hot, room temperature, or iced coffee, and regardless of whether it's regular or decaf. Likewise, coffee does not alter the effects of Plan B, regardless of what kind of coffee it is. That means it's fine to take Plan B during one of those emergency situations (they should rarely happen) with a gulp of coffee.
Answered 5/3/2021
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