That information might help us come up with other places for you to try.

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I am available for helping ladies with application

The makers are switching over to a prescription base.  Stock up while you can!!!

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http://imgur.com/gallery/EG7MAHb

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Just install a small Vending machine at your place filled with FCs and energy bars!  You should at least break even. Ya never know.😉

Condom Depot is sold out.

Thanks for the info Belinda and Shari!

This change could blow up in their face.

Great thing about this post is now I know some providers that use them and thanks to all that do.

Idk how the gay bars work here in Minneapolis but in Chicago they have a bowl full of condoms & fc2's for free... (Gay guys use FC's for anal) ... So I have never paid for them since I've started using them..  We also have a center called centre on halstad that is for LGBT community to use as a resource place for education & they also have a huge bowl of free condoms/FC's (there's a donation box that I always donate.)  

Yes, at the Gay 90s they pass out lube and condoms, including the female variety.

Many ladies find doctors who they are comfortable sharing this part of their life with and
would very likely give them the RX prescription as often as the lady wants it.  However, I can
see health insurance companies using it to determine what they see as riskier behavior and  
use that as an excuse to raise the gals rates or drop them altogether.

My primary doctor is also an OB/GYN and I get mine free from him as well (I get up to 20 free from him when I visit every 3 months).  
Most of the times I don't need to pay for them but once in a blue moon I do.

Yes, they are speedy as hell, but for me, that's just part of the price of providing good service. $7-8 for a condom but so not significant when you subtract it from your rate.  

I didn't see this posted anywhere here. If it has been and I skimmed over it, my bad. However, another option is you can now buy the FC2 direct from the company. It's free depending upon your insurance plan/company. If you're uninsured, underinsured, or just don't care to pay out of pocket, it's about $48 for 24. The max you can buy is 24 (or two 12 packs) at a time.  

The path on their site to the purchase page isn't obvious, so here's  link: https://fc2.us.com/patient/#direct-purchase