Many locations have EC hotlines, where you can call and talk to a practioner to prescribe EC to you over the phone. The practitioner will call the prescription into your nearest pharmacy, and you can go pick it up. The whole process only takes 45 minutes. I'm sure NYC has something of the like, if you do some googling.
BTW, I really don't think you need EC in this situation. If it would help your ease of mind, go for it, but if none spilled directly on the vulva, your chances are extremely low. Even if it did spill on the vulva, it's still not a high risk.
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Date: 2006-10-18 02:20 am (UTC)BTW, I really don't think you need EC in this situation. If it would help your ease of mind, go for it, but if none spilled directly on the vulva, your chances are extremely low. Even if it did spill on the vulva, it's still not a high risk.