So what is the 'morning-after' pill? I think a lot of people are becoming more aware of its existence and we've actually switched the terminology - emergency contraception, because a lot of people were feeling like they could only use at the morning after an accident or unprotected event of intercourse. And so what we know is you can use the morning after pill or the emergency contraception up to 5 days from your last unprotected sexual intercourse or coitus. It is very safe. It is essentially the same hormones that you find in a regular birth control pill. However, you are taking it for a much shorter duration of time. So even if a young woman has a medical condition that would prohibit her of being on a month long method such as a month long supply of birth control pills she can go ahead and safely use emergency contraception to protect herself from getting pregnant. You can get the morning after pill either through prescription through your physician and in certain states and it will be important to find out what the laws are in your particular state that you live in, you can actually get in over the counter. Or directly from a pharmacist without a prescription. So that even makes access easier for people who need to utilize the morning after pill because you don't have to go and make an appointment with your doctor first. You could actually walk into your local drug store, pharmacy and ask for it.