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a substack for all things sex, love, dating, and relationships from your friends at Julie.featuring: Jemima Jo Kirke, Natasha Stagg, Cazzie David, DELIA CAI, and more.Julie Morning After Pill™just because you had sex, doesn't mean you're f*cked1.6 millionwomen trust the Julie Morning After Pill™1+ millionpills donated13,000+stores near youeveryone loves a girl's girleveryone loves a girl's girleveryone loves a girl's girleveryone loves a girl's girleveryone loves a girl's girleveryone loves a girl's girleveryone loves a girl's girleveryone loves a girl's girl
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about the Julie Morning After Pill™Is the Julie Morning After Pill™ the same as Plan B One-Step®?Both Plan B One-Step® and the Julie Morning After Pill™ have the same active ingredient — 1.5mg of levonorgestrel (a synthetic progesterone). They work identically and have the same efficacy when used correctly.How does the Julie Morning After Pill™ work?The active ingredient in all over-the-counter morning-after pills, including Julie’s, is levonorgestrel. Levonorgestrel is a synthetic hormone commonly used in many types of birth control as well as emergency contraception. At the dose found in the morning-after pill, levonorgestrel pulls the emergency brakes on your ovaries so an egg can’t be released. Medically speaking, it delays ovulation. If there’s no egg, then there’s nothing for sperm to fertilize, which means a pregnancy can’t develop. Read more about how the morning-after pill works here.Is the Julie Morning After Pill™ the same as an abortion pill?No, not in the slightest.The morning-after pill (including Julie’s, Plan B One-Step®, Aftera®, Take Action®, and other generics) contains a 1.5mg dose of levonorgestrel, which mimics the action of the naturally occurring hormone progesterone. Levonorgestrel works by temporarily delaying ovulation. Think of it as pulling the emergency brakes on your ovaries so an egg can’t be released. If there is no egg, then there’s nothing for sperm to fertilize, which means a pregnancy can’t develop.On the other hand, the abortion pill (which requires a prescription) generally refers to the medication mifepristone (with or without its partner medication misoprostol). When taken together, mifepristone and misoprostol can end an existing pregnancy, which is something that the morning-after pill cannot do. If you’re already pregnant, the morning after pill cannot end an existing pregnancy. And that’s science.How effective is the Julie Morning After Pill™?Morning-after pills like Julie’s are 89% effective when taken within 72 hours (or 3 days) after unprotected sex. The golden rule: The sooner you take it, the better it will work.Does the Julie Morning After Pill™ have a weight limit?Technically, no. The Julie Morning After Pill™ can be used by anyone with a uterus regardless of weight. However, studies have shown that the effectiveness of the morning-after pill does decrease in people who have a body mass index (BMI) over 25. For those with a BMI under 25, pregnancy risk after taking the morning-after pill is less than 2%. For those with a BMI over 30, the risk of pregnancy increases to 5.8%, meaning that out of every 100 individuals with a BMI over 30 who take the Julie Morning After Pill™, six may become pregnant.Why? Unfortunately, we don’t really know, and preliminary research hasn’t come up with any better ideas. Read more here.Are two morning-after pills more effective than one? No, studies have confirmed that taking two pills will not change the effectiveness of the morning-after pill, even for those with higher BMIs.Will the Julie Morning After Pill™ impact my fertility?Hard no. The morning-after pill only stops ovulation short-term. When you take it after unprotected sex, it reduces your chance of getting pregnant now. When you start a new cycle next month, you’ll go through a brand new ovulation phase, which is a new opportunity to get pregnant. Basically, you’re planning on having babies in the future, rest assured your chances of getting pregnant won’t be affected by the Julie Morning After Pill™.Does the morning-after pill still work if I've already started ovulating?Ovulation begins when the brain releases a burst of luteinizing hormone (LH) and ends with the release of an egg from an ovary about 24 hours later. If the ovulation process has started — meaning that LH release has already begun — the morning-after pill will not work. The medication only works by blocking the LH surge.Are both versions of the Julie Morning-After Pill™ box the same?"Totally. The pill is exactly the same as it's always been, our box just got a cute makeover.before careDo I need to see a doctor before taking the Julie Morning After Pill™?The Julie Morning After Pill™ is available without a prescription and is FDA-approved for over-the-counter use, so you do not need to see a doctor before or after taking it. However, there are a few reasons you might want to speak with a doctor after unprotected sex. The first reason is that unprotected sex carries the risk of catching sexually-transmitted infections (STIs). The second reason is that the morning-after pill is not as effective as regular birth control. A doctor will be able to counsel you on better options if you plan to remain sexually active.Who can buy the Julie Morning After Pill™?Anyone. There’s no age, gender or ID requirement for buying the morning-after pill.Where can I get the Julie Morning After Pill™?The morning-after pill is legal for over-the-counter purchase in all 50 states. You can get the Julie Morning After Pill™ at your local Target, CVS, Walmart, Walgreens, Amazon or get it delivered on GoPuff, UberEats, Instacart and Doordash — no ID required, ever. You can find a store that carries the Julie Morning After Pill™ here.Are there any medication interactions with the Julie Morning After Pill™?There are a few medications that can reduce the efficacy of the morning-after pill, and others that can exacerbate side effects. The most common include:Some anti-HIV medicationsSome anti-seizure medicationsRifampin (an antibiotic mainly used to treat tuberculosis)GriseofulvinSt. John’s wortIf you have concerns about a medicine you are taking potentially interacting with the morning-after pill, please consult with a pharmacist or medical provider.Can I take the Julie Morning After Pill™ before sex?Unless we’re talking IMMEDIATELY before sex, emergency contraception is most effective when taken AFTER sex. This is because the burst of progesterone in the pill only temporarily pauses ovulation. As the medication slowly leaves your system, the ovulation process may start up again. If you take the pill but have sex much later, you may not be totally covered. Ovulation may start again before sperm has died (it can live in the uterus for up to five days), creating a potential for pregnancy.What counts as "unprotected" sex?Sex that is "unprotected" may include any of these situations:You didn’t use any form of birth control.You use fertility tracking and think you may have had sex during your fertile window.There was an issue with your barrier method (eg, the condom broke or slipped).There was an issue with your birth control (eg, you missed one or more doses of your birth control pill or you were late for your Depo shot).after careHow soon after sex should I take the Julie Morning After Pill™?The Julie Morning After Pill™ should be taken up to 72 hours (3 days) after unprotected sex. The sooner it’s taken, the better it works. Learn more about morning-after pill effectiveness here.Is there anything I should do after I take the Julie Morning After Pill™?There is nothing special that you need to do after taking the pill. If you are on birth control pills, it’s safe to continue use immediately after taking the Julie Morning After Pill™. It’s recommended that you use backup protection (like a condom) or hold off on having sex for seven days after taking the pill.You will know the Julie Morning After Pill™ has been effective when you get your next period, which should come around the expected time. However, menstrual cycle changes are the most common side effect. If your period is delayed beyond one week, it may be due to the pill but it is also possible that you may be pregnant. It’s best to take a pregnancy test and follow up with your healthcare professional if positive.One more thing to consider: the morning-after pill is a backup or emergency method and should not be used as a regular form of birth control. If you plan to continue sexual activity, consult with your doctor about a birth control method that makes sense for you.Can I use the Julie Morning After Pill™ more than once during a single menstrual cycle?Yes, you can take any morning-after pill multiple times during one cycle. One dose is recommended each time a person has unprotected sex. So if you have unprotected sex several times during a single menstrual cycle, it is recommended that you take a separate dose of the Julie Morning After Pill™ for each sexual encounter to get the best results.Now that that’s out of the way: the Julie Morning After Pill™ is not as effective as other forms of birth control. If you find yourself taking it several times during one cycle, you may want to speak to your doctor or healthcare provider about regular birth control.side effectsWhat are the side effects of the Julie Morning After Pill™?All over-the-counter morning-after pills (including Julie) contain a high amount of levonorgestrel, a synthetic hormone that’s also in some birth control pills. The extra amount of this hormone can affect your menstrual cycle and cause side effects like:Changes in your periodNauseaLower stomach (abdominal) painTirednessHeadacheDizzinessBreast tendernessMost side effects like nausea, abdominal pain, and fatigue can start within a few hours of taking the morning-after pill, while menstrual cycle changes play out over the next month or so. Bear in mind:If you have severe abdominal pain, seek immediate medical attention.If you vomit within two hours of taking the medication, call a healthcare professional to find out if you should repeat the dose.For more information about the Julie Morning After Pill side effects and how long they last, read this.How can I manage the side effects?Most of the Julie Morning After Pill™ side effects are easily manageable, but sometimes they can be annoying. If that headache just won’t go away or your breasts are super tender, it’s safe to take ibuprofen, acetaminophen, or any OTC pain reliever. Listen to your body. After all, you’ve just taken a pill that affects your hormones. Feeling a little weird is normal. Rest, keep yourself hydrated, and give yourself some extra compassion.How does the Julie Morning After Pill™ affect your period?Changes to your period are common. Your next period may come earlier or later, may be lighter or heavier — often with spotting in between. These changes are expected since the morning-after pill is intended to interrupt your menstrual cycle (by pausing ovulation). Plus, stress can also delay a period.So if your period is more than one week late, don’t panic. It doesn't necessarily mean that you’re pregnant, but it is recommended to take a pregnancy test. If you are not pregnant, your cycle should return to normal within the next couple of months. If changes last beyond that, it’s best to check in with a doctor.What happens if I take the Julie Morning After Pill™ while pregnant? Essentially nothing. The Julie Morning After Pill™ is not an abortion pill, and it will not harm or end an existing pregnancy. The active ingredient levonorgestrel helps prevent pregnancy by stopping or delaying ovulation, but if you’re already pregnant it won’t harm you or your fetus. This makes the Julie Morning After Pill™ a great option for people who want to be safe after unprotected sex. If you aren’t pregnant yet, it may stop a pregnancy from occurring, and if you are already pregnant, it won’t impact the fetus.
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The Julie Morning After Pill™ is an FDA-approved emergency contraceptive that lowers your chances of pregnancy after unprotected sex by nearly 90%. Julie is available for purchase across all 50 states. No ID, no prescription, no parental consent required — ever.
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get it deliveredfind a store near youmore infoThe active ingredient, Levonorgestrel, works by temporarily delaying ovulation, aka the release of an egg from the ovary. No egg means no fertilization. No fertilization means no pregnancy.Julie should be taken within 72 hours (3 days) after unprotected sex or birth control failure. The sooner it’s taken, the better it works.Levonorgestrel does not terminate or harm an existing pregnancy.The medication has no effect on your ability to get pregnant in the future.ingredients1.5mg Levonorgestrel (compare to active ingredient in PlanB One-Step®)how to useAfter purchasing the Julie Morning After Pill, be sure to use it within 72 hours of unprotected sex or birth control failure, like condom breakage or a missed birth control pill.Again, the sooner you take it, the better it works.what to expectThe most common thing that users notice is an impact on their period. Since the morning after pill pauses the menstrual cycle, this is an expected side effect. Possible cycle changes include:Spotting or breakthrough bleedingAn earlier or later periodA period that may be lighter or heavier than normalYour period cycle should naturally reset within the next few months.Mild cramping similar to period pains may also occur. Pain should be manageable with a heat pack or over-the-counter pain medications. If it is severe, seek medical attention.You may also feel temporary side effects like nausea, breast tenderness and fatigue. Most side effects should resolve within a day or two (with the exception of menstrual changes). If they persist or become severe, it’s recommended to see a doctor.about the morning-after pillbefore careafter careside effectsHow does the Julie Morning After Pill™ work?The active ingredient of all over-the-counter morning-after pills, including Julie’s, is levonorgestrel. Levonorgestrel is a synthetic hormone commonly used in many types of birth control as well as emergency contraception. At the dose found in the morning-after pill, levonorgestrel pulls the emergency brakes on your ovaries so an egg can’t be released. Medically speaking, it delays ovulation. If there’s no egg, then there’s nothing for sperm to fertilize, which means a pregnancy can’t develop. Read more about how the morning-after pill works here.Is the Julie Morning After Pill™ the abortion pill?No, not in the slightest.The morning-after pill (including Julie’s, Plan B One-Step®, Aftera®, Take Action®, and other generics) contains a 1.5mg dose of levonorgestrel, which mimics the action of the naturally occurring hormone progesterone. Levonorgestrel works by temporarily delaying ovulation. Think of it as pulling the emergency brakes on your ovaries so an egg can’t be released. If there is no egg, then there’s nothing for sperm to fertilize, which means a pregnancy can’t develop.On the other hand, the abortion pill (which requires a prescription) generally refers to the medication mifepristone (with or without its partner medication misoprostol). When taken together, mifepristone and misoprostol can end an existing pregnancy, which is something that the morning-after pill cannot do. If you’re already pregnant, the morning after pill cannot end an existing pregnancy. And that’s science.How effective is the Julie Morning After Pill™?Morning-after pills like Julie’s are 89% effective when taken within 72 hours (or 3 days) after unprotected sex. The golden rule: The sooner you take it, the better it will work.Does the Julie Morning After Pill™ have a weight limit?Technically, no. The Julie Morning After Pill can be used by anyone with a uterus regardless of weight. However, studies have shown that the effectiveness of the morning-after pill does decrease in people who have a body mass index (BMI) over 25. For those with a BMI under 25, pregnancy risk after taking the morning-after pill is less than 2%. For those with a BMI over 30, the risk of pregnancy increases to 5.8%, meaning that out of every 100 individuals with a BMI over 30 who take the Julie Morning After Pill, six may become pregnant.Why? Unfortunately, we don’t really know, and preliminary research hasn’t come up with any better ideas. Read more here.Are two morning-after pills more effective than one? No, studies have confirmed that taking two pills will not change the effectiveness of the morning-after pill, even for those with higher BMIs.Will the Julie Morning After Pill™ impact my fertility?Hard no. The morning-after pill only stops ovulation short-term. When you take it after unprotected sex, it reduces your chance of getting pregnant now. When you start a new cycle next month, you’ll go through a brand new ovulation phase, which is a new opportunity to get pregnant. Basically, you’re planning on having babies in the future, rest assured your chances of getting pregnant won’t be affected by the Julie Morning After Pill.
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I appreciated Julie's avaliablity within CVS stores and the placement of it allowing for me to pick it up without having to ask for it behind the counter! I also appreciate the discreetness of the packaging and of course the effectiveness of the product! NicoleI was so relieved to find Julie in a moment of need. It worked exactly as promised, with no complications and clear instructions that made the whole experience less stressful. The packaging is discreet, modern, and actually feels supportive rather than clinical or scary. Tia M.My friend recommended Julie to me over the other brands. I liked the cute discreet packaging of Julie when I had to buy it in store. Luckily I checked my period app and wasn't ovulating yet so it worked. I had a normal period a few weeks later.Ashleyit’s the same active ingredient as plan B and my new morning after go to. love the brand and product!!BethI've taken this a few times now and it's worked every time. You just have to make sure to take it early enough in your cycle so that you know you aren't ovulating because it's not gonna work if you're already ovulating, ladies!OliviaNot pregnant so ide give it a 10/10BiankaFirst I like the color of the box and the concealment of what you are taking. It's embarrassing going to the store and needing to buying one of these because your back ups didn't work. This product is a little cheaper but works the sameKimWorks just as good as a Plan B One Step. No major side effects either, other than some nausea. Took it a day after conception.Chandler
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