5 Awkward Moments Women Experience during E-Pill (P2) Shopping:

Due to societal pressure, people often get embarrassed about buying contraceptives especially emergency pills. So understandably most ladies do not jump for joy when it comes to buying these necessary pills.

Most ladies prefer to walk into the chemist incognito, buy the pill without ever making eye contact and slither out as fast as you came; but sometimes things can get awkward…VERY AWKWARD.

Here are a few awkward moments that come with buying these pills:

1. Someone yelling out your order and you had tried saying it chini ya maji.

 

2. The chemist attendant happens to be a pregnant woman and you end up looking bad because you seem hell-bent on avoiding what she has.

 

 

3. Getting a lecture from the chemist about it, especially when they start pulling out  some Bible verses about fornication.

 

4. The narrow-eyed glances you get from other customers who judge you silently.

 

5. Bumping into a relative, older family friend, the pastor or even the biggest gossip in the church.

 

Despite the awkwardness that could come with it, you should never be ashamed of buying E-Pills especially kama plan C kuget m-junior.

But before buying these pills, it’s important to know more about the E-Pills. Here are a few facts about E-Pills:

1. They should be taken within 5 days after unprotected sex, or in case of emergency e.g. rape or condom burst.

2. Unlike the popular misconception, there is no harm in taking the pills, just don’t pop them like tic-tacs because of their high dose of hormones.

3. Them causing ectopic pregnancy is just an urban legend as these pills DO NOT increase the risk of ectopic pregnancy.

Despite the fact that they can prevent abortion due to unwanted pregnancy and you don’t need to visit a health centre to acquire them, you should exercise caution when taking them.

This is because they won’t prevent you from getting HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases.

They are not 100% effective, 50-95% effective, depending on the sex acts and when the pills are taken.

If you take them 5 days after the act, then you are completely screwed as they won’t be effective. Remember there are hormonal side effects also, so if you don’t want your body acting up, wear a condom.

If used properly, a CD can protect against pregnancy and STIs and has zero hormonal side effects. •

For more information about condoms, E-Pills and contraceptives visit the Kukachora page kama plan si kuget m-junior.