FDA Advisers Back Over-the-Counter Birth Control Pill - WSJ

The panel of FDA advisers voted 17 to 0 on Wednesday that there was enough evidence for the agency to approve the medication’s sale over-the-counter.

Unanimous.

Just like Tylenol, only the effects last forever.

The advisory panel voted to make Opill available without a prescription despite the FDA’s concerns, citing the effectiveness and safety of oral contraceptives.

Fentanyl is pretty safe, too.