A Visual Representation of Pharmacist Prescribing

Fact Sheet

A Visual Representation of Pharmacist Prescribing

An image of the entire infographic, which outlines how many states in the US allow pharmacists to prescribe birth control. Alongside this are quotes from people who get their birth control through pharmacist prescribing and why they prefer it.

 

To learn more about pharmacist prescribing read our fact sheet. 

December 2021
State Policy
Birth Control Access
Pharmacist Prescribing

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