FDA is Changing Plan B Packaging

The agency wants to make sure the public knows the difference between Plan B One-Step and the abortion pill.

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The Plan B pill, is an over-the-counter emergency contraceptive pill, which isn’t to be confused with the abortion pill, aka mifepristone. According to a recent CNBC article, the FDA wants to make sure the public knows the difference. To do so, the agency is changing the informational packaging of Plan B One-Step. Plan B works by preventing or delaying an egg from releasing from the ovary to prevent conception. It is not effective if a woman is already pregnant, and essentially means it won’t affect an existing pregnancy the way the abortion pill will. 

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