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FDA approves Opill, a non prescription birth control pill. Experts support the initiative, highlighting Opill's safety and effectiveness. | World News
Opill has been around for quite some time. It’s known as a “mini-pill” and was first approved in the US in 1973.
Holding up those military promotions, and we just learned defense secretary austin spoke with tuberville tonight, warning him about the impact on military readiness. tom? >> peter alexander for us. peter, we thank you for that. also developing tonight, this is a huge story. the fda approving the sale of over-the-counter birth control pills for the first time. anne thompson joins us now live on set. anne, you've been following this all day. walk us through this. >> well, tom, what this means is women are going to be able to buy this birth control pill just like they buy aspirin. at the grocery ...
Two panels of advisors to the FDA unanimously voted in favor of making Opill available without a prescription.
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Reproductive rights advocates have long argued that a prescription-only system creates unnecessary barriers to access and that oral contraception should be available without a prescription.