One maker said it is responding to high demand for the morning-after pill, after the US Supreme Court last year ended a constitutional right to abortion, by speeding up availability of the ...

After leaving the beauty industry, Amanda E/J Morrison founded the Julie morning after pill, an accessible, FDA-approved contraceptive for women.

The Newest FDA-Approved Morning-After Pill Was Made By A Black Woman The Julie brand of emergency contraception, now available in Walmart, aims to be more accessible for marginalized communities ...

Morning after pill company increases access, ... The brand is also introducing a new 2-count pack of its emergency ... I just found out my best friend doesn’t trust me with her husband.

Two types of medications, sometimes referred to as “morning after pills,” are available: levonorgestrel, known by the popular brand name Plan B; and ulipristal acetate, known under the brand ella.

The morning-after pill doesn't typically have lasting effects, but don't use it over and over again. It's "emergency" contraception, after all, and practicing safe sex is always the best option ...

Black-owned and operated emergency contraceptive (EC) company Julie and its non-profit arm Julie For All are working to remove the stigma and shame frequently associated with the morning-after pill.

Black-Owned Morning-After Pill, Julie, Partnering With Colleges Nationwide To Remove Stigma Around Emergency Contraceptives. The Black-owned morning-after pill brand, Julie, will visit 10 college ...

Overusing the morning-after pill can lead to physical side effects, disrupt your cycle, and might not always be the best option for your reproductive health in the long run.