$9 Birth Control Pills at Target, Walmart

AMERICANS WITHOUT INSURANCE HAVE ACCESS TO BIRTH CONTROL Democrats are loving their manufactured Birth Control War, but facts get in their way. Democrats claim that Americans don’t have access to affordable contraception. However, Target and Walmart offer a month’s supply of birth control pills (Sprintec and Tri-Sprintec) at $9 to people who do not have insurance plans covering contraceptives. One more proof that we don’t need Obamacare’s contraception mandate.
From their own websites: – Walmart $9 birth control pills for 28–day supply (PDF) – Target’s $9 birth control pills for 28-day supply (PDF) They also offer $4 prescriptions for 30–day supply or $10 for a 90-day supply for other generic drugs. Their low-cost prescriptions are available to everyone, no insurance required. FLUKE LIED That means Georgetown law student and reproductive rights activist Sandra Fluke lied at the Democrats fake hearing when she said, “Without insurance coverage, contraception can cost a woman over $3,000 during law school [about 3 years].” But at $9 per month, the total cost for birth control pills would be just $324 for the three years of law school.
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