I recently discovered that you can buy FC2s w/o a Drs script directly from the FC2 site. It's says "uninsured or underinsured" but goes on to say the FC2s are NOT covered by insurance. That seems to mean underinsured to my non-lawyer brain. Let the arguments begin ...

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not sure what difference it makes uninsured or under-insured. I just have always bought them without insurance online in big bundles. lol.
It is an informative  website link to share.  

I tried that about a year ago. Every Planned Parenthood office I contacted within a 50 mile radius in Los Angeles had none in stock.  And no plans to get more. And no referrals to pharmacies, or other business that might have them.  

This the greed from the makers of the FC2 trying to get Uncle Sam to pay for them as free birth control. Idiots.

What uninsured or under insured is exactly. I didn't see the order form asking for insurance info at all. I wish I could take credit for finding out about the site, but a sharp provider told me about it recently when I discovered we use my last FC2.

Much like Elaine with her "sponge," you will soon need to decide which dates/clients are "FC2-worthy."

I have even had a few providers and did not use had these handy, if one should chose the FC2. I am going to have to give these guys a go.

Planned parenthood is probably the easiest place to go, and you can get a free STD panel while you're there, so two birds with one stone.

I can get them for free at a local neighborhood clinic.

If so, count me in as an illegal condom dealer.

these before I order more. Just received my my first 12 pak in Thu mail from FC2 site. One of my ATF`s is dead game to try it but I need to get a couple of them to her to practice with before our next tryst or go for it "Lexi" style.