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Contingency One/ Backup Plan Onestep

Contingency one can prevent pregnancy after a contraceptive accident (such as a broken condom) or when no form of birth control was used. Treatment is most effective if used in the first 72 hours (3 days) following unprotected sex.

Contingency one cannot terminate an existing pregnancy. Although there is no scientific evidence that Contingency One would harm a developing embryo, women who are already pregnant should not use this product. Contingency One should not be used in place of regular contraception. It does not work as well as most other contraceptives used correctly.

Ingredients

Medical ingredient: Levonorgestrel

Non-medicinal ingredients: Colloidal silicon dioxide, corn starch, lactose monohydrate, magnesium stearate and polyvinyl pyrrolidone K-25.

Directions / How to Use

Usual dose: Contingency One can prevent pregnancy if the tablet is taken within 72 hours (3 days) and preferably within 12 hours after a contraceptive accident or unprotected sex (sex without birth control). Do not delay starting treatment. Contingency One is more effective the sooner you start after unprotected intercourse.

Plan B® can be taken with a glass of water.

If you vomit within 2 hours of taking Contingency One , call your doctor or pharmacist as you might need another dose.

Important: If more than 72 hours (3 days) have passed since unprotected sex occurred, Plan B® may not be effective. See your health professional as soon as possible to discuss other options.

Indications

Contingency One can be used following any unprotected act of sexual intercourse, including:

  • When no contraceptive has been used

  • When a contraceptive method may have failed, including:

    • Condom rupture, slippage, or misuse

    • Diaphragm or cap dislodgment, breakage or early removal

    • Failure to withdraw before ejaculation

    • Miscalculation of the fertile period by women practising periodic abstinence

    • IUD expulsion

    • Missed oral contraceptives

    • A delay in starting a new packet of oral contraceptives

    • A delay in getting a scheduled contraceptive injection

  • In cases of sexual assault (rape)

When it should not be used: Do not use Plan B® if:

  • you have a confirmed or suspected pregnancy

  • you are allergic to Levonorgestrel or to any ingredients in the formulation (see non-medicinal ingredients)

  • you have abnormal vaginal bleeding

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Modern care for women.

All treatments at Jill Health are prescribed by licensed Canadian healthcare practitioners. Our digital clinic operates under strict Health Canada guidelines, ensuring you receive safe, clinically proven medications—from hormone therapy to medical weight loss—with the ongoing support of qualified wellness coaches and clinicians.

Questions? Contact us anytime at help@jill.health

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Modern care for women.

All treatments at Jill Health are prescribed by licensed Canadian healthcare practitioners. Our digital clinic operates under strict Health Canada guidelines, ensuring you receive safe, clinically proven medications—from hormone therapy to medical weight loss—with the ongoing support of qualified wellness coaches and clinicians.

Questions? Contact us anytime at help@jill.health

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