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Yes, You Can Still Get the Contraceptive Patch: An Overview of Current Brands and Access

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Over a decade ago, the original contraceptive patch, Ortho Evra, was discontinued in the U.S., leading to confusion about the patch's availability. However, the weekly hormonal patch remains a popular and effective birth control method for many individuals. The good news is, you can still get the contraceptive patch, though the brand names have changed, and newer versions offer different hormonal options.

How Expensive is Life RX? A 2025 Cost Analysis

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With the cost of prescription drugs continuing to rise, many are asking, **how expensive is Life RX?** The answer is complex because the name 'Life RX' refers to two distinct services: a telehealth provider and an online pharmacy. This analysis clarifies the costs of both.

Does mifepristone need to be prescribed? Understanding the FDA Requirements

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Medication abortion using mifepristone accounts for roughly two-thirds of all abortions in the U.S.. Despite the high prevalence, access to the drug is strictly regulated, which raises the question: does mifepristone need to be prescribed? The definitive answer is yes; it is not an over-the-counter medication and is only available through a highly controlled distribution system.

What type of doctor can prescribe Ozempic for weight loss?

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According to a survey by KFF, one in eight U.S. adults has taken a GLP-1 agonist like Ozempic, often seeking help with weight management. If you are wondering **what type of doctor can prescribe Ozempic for weight loss**, the answer involves a variety of licensed healthcare professionals, from your primary care provider to specialists and online clinicians.

How Does Amazon Medical Work?

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As of June 2024, Amazon rebranded its pay-per-visit telehealth service, previously known as Amazon Clinic, into Amazon One Medical Pay-per-visit to more closely align its various healthcare offerings. Understanding how Amazon Medical works requires looking at its three core services: Amazon Pharmacy, PillPack, and Amazon One Medical.