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Plan B works by delaying ovulation. Independent studies show it does not affect the implantation of a fertilized egg, an existing pregnancy or a woman’s future fertility. Use as directed.

Get the evidence about Plan B One-Step. It is backup birth control that helps delay ovulation after unprotected sex, a contraception failure, or sexual assault. Third-party studies have proven it does not affect the implantation of a fertilized egg. Use as directed.

Plan B One-Step is backup birth control that delays ovulation. Third-party studies prove it does not interfere with the implantation of a fertilized egg. Use as directed.

Plan B will not affect a pregnancy that has already begun and it will not impact a woman’s future fertility.

The latest women’s health care survey from Echelon Insights and Impact Research shows wide agreement across political lines. 82% of voters agree that emergency contraception is an important tool to help prevent an unplanned pregnancy before it starts.

Across party lines, voters are in favor of access to emergency contraception, including 72% of Republican voters. Learn more from the latest national survey on women’s health care survey conducted by Echelon Insights and Impact Research.