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I would like to start taking the contraceptive ortho evra, but need a prescription. can you tell me how much it is and where i can get it?
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See a doctor: You would need to see your family doctor or gyn for an exam and based on your history and exam they could prescribe a method of birth control that is appropriate for you. You then can take the prescription to a pharmacy to get the medication.
Answered 8/24/2013
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