The Morning After Pill is an emergency contraception pill that helps prevent pregnancy before it starts when taken within 72 hours after unprotected sex. It is not a regular birth control method and should only be used as a backup option when necessary.

At certain pharmacies, it can cost between $40 - $50. However, at AHF Pharmacy, we offer the Morning After Pill completely free of charge. That’s because we believe that everyone deserves access to emergency contraception regardless of their ability to pay. Simply find an AHF Pharmacy near you to access free emergency contraception today.

It is sold over the counter at most major retailers. However, it can cost between $40 - $50 at these locations. You can get the Morning After Pill for free at AHF Pharmacy’s across the country. Simply find an AHF Pharamacy near you to pick up emergency contraception today.

When used as directed, the Morning After Pill significantly decreases the chance of pregnancy. About 7 out of every 8 women who could have gotten pregnant did not become pregnant after taking the Morning After Pill.

Primary birth control methods are meant to be used before sex to prevent pregnancy. Emergency contraception like the Morning After Pill comes into play when primary methods fail, such as a condom breaking or missing birth control pills. The Morning After Pill helps prevent pregnancy after sex and must be taken within 72 hours of unprotected intercourse or contraceptive failure. However, it is not as effective as regular birth control and should not be used as a replacement.

AHF Pharmacy follows the FDA's guidance, believing that all women, regardless of weight, can use the Morning After Pill to prevent unintended pregnancy. The crucial factor affecting its effectiveness is how quickly it is taken after unprotected sex. The sooner it's used, the better it works.

The Morning After Pill temporarily delays ovulation, preventing the release of an egg from the ovary. Without an egg, fertilization cannot occur, ensuring there's no pregnancy.

Using the Morning After Pill will not impact your ability to get pregnant in the future. It does not affect fertility.

The Morning After Pill is not an abortion pill and will not be effective if a woman is already pregnant. It does not harm an existing pregnancy.

The Morning After Pill does not interfere with the effectiveness of any regular birth control methods. After taking the Morning After Pill, you can continue your regular birth control or start one if you don't have a preferred method.