ECPs, or Emergency Contraceptive Pills, are a type of hormonal contraception that can prevent pregnancy after unprotected sex. Often called "morning-after pills" or "Plan B," they work by preventing or delaying ovulation.

Important to Know:

• Not Abortion Pills: ECPs do not terminate an existing pregnancy.
• Timely Use is Key: The sooner you take ECPs after unprotected sex, the more effective they are.

Breaking the Stigma

Open conversations about sexual health and contraception can help empower individuals to make informed choices. ECPs are a responsible option for preventing unintended pregnancies. 

Learning More About ECPs

Be it through buying sex toys or taking the right contraception, by prioritizing your sexual health, you're taking care of your overall well-being. 

Check out the infographic below to learn more about ECPs, including how and when to take them.