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I've posted this story elsewhere on this site, but here goes anyway.
At my last employer, Plan B was kept in the emergency room's dispensing machine, and restocked as needed. I could count on one hand the number of times I saw it refilled, although other pharmacists may say otherwise. When they decided to stock it, the director called a meeting and said he wanted to know if there were any (his words) conscientious objectors, although he didn't need to know just then. One did, however, speak up - a woman who was our clinical coordinator, so she would have had little exposure to this anyway.
This was when the story about the 11 refills came up.
And then there was that time when 3 siblings came into the ER for a sexual assault check (they were probably being examined there before going into foster care; these exams were done routinely on such children ) and one of the techs said, "Wow, we're going to use a lot of Plan B!" and I said, "I kind of doubt it. They're preteens, and they're all boys anyway."
Huh? Random.