Reply #176: Actually it's not "exactly" fully O-T-C

[Doctor Venmkan]

IIRC, you don't need a prescription but it still has to be sold by a pharmacist. Kinda like Robitussin with Codeine in some states.

EDIT - whoops, read some more into it. Maybe the "pharmacist approval" thing is just a company policy where I work.

Anyway, just skimming the topic I caught one case of generalized "pharmacist-bashing" in a comment that they think they are physicians.

The pharmacists I work for don't think they are smarter than doctors, but they DO know more about the DRUGS than the doctors do!

Take a deep breath and repeat after me: "Not everyone behind a pharmacy counter is your enemy. The majority of them, including your friend D.V. here, SUPPORT use of Plan B!" ;)