Daily News | You will soon be able to buy birth control without a prescription in New Jersey
that will let people get hormonal contraceptives, including pills, patches, and rings, without a prescription.
Until now, people in New Jersey weren’t able to access this kind of birth control without first visiting a doctor for a prescription. The governor describedas “an unnecessary burden on people who may be unable to afford or find the time to go to a health care provider.
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