Plan B One-Step TV Commercial, 'MTV Girl Code: Complicated'
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Nessa and Carly Aquilino from the MTV show "Girl Code" debate about whether dating a complicated guy is a good idea. Carly says the idea intrigues her, but Nessa insists that she's gone down that path before and it was nothing but constant partying, cheap Christmas gifts and lactose intolerance. Plan B One-Step insists that life doesn't always have to be complicated.
Plan B One-Step TV Commercial, 'MTV Girl Code: Stick With What You Know'
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The ladies of MTV's Girls Code talk about being comfortable. Sometimes they buy absurdly high heeled strappy shoes that are impossible to walk in, but they always return to their comfy sneakers. That's why Plan B One-Step suggests sticking with what you know: the same ingredient in many birth control pills are also used in ONe-Step.
Plan B One-Step TV Commercial, 'No B.S. Just Plan B One-Step'
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In a colorful room, people are working hard to bust the myths surrounding emergency contraception. A spokesperson says that some may believe that bathing in vinegar, crossing your fingers or wishing on a dandelion may help to prevent pregnancy, but none of those myths are actually true. Instead, she recommends taking Plan B One-Step because it helps prevent pregnancy within 72 hours of sex or birth control failure.
Plan B One-Step TV Commercial, 'Perfectly Imperfect'
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No one is perfect, so it's nice to have a backup plan. Plan B One-Step is an emergency form of contraception to help keep your Plan A intact.
Plan B One-Step TV Commercial, 'Helps Prevent Pregnancy'
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Plan B One-Step is an over-the-counter emergency contraception that can help prevent pregnancy by delaying ovulation. You can get it right off the shelf and it won't hurt your chances of getting pregnant in the future.
Plan B One-Step TV Commercial, 'Right Off the Shelf'
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When plan A doesn't work out, these women turn to Plan B One-Step to prevent pregnancy. Plan B One-Step says it has the same active ingredient as some birth control pills but in a higher dosage.