2012-03-21, 06:30 PM
happylight Wrote:The second part of your point is laughable. It's like saying I want to take Viagra for my heart condition. If you got a problem like heavy periods, talk to your doctor and have him prescribe something that is sold for the purpose of treating it.
My fault, I meant that you shouldn't really need to wait to get a diagnosis and a prescription before you're allowed to buy something that can fix your problem immediately. It's just stupid.
happylight Wrote:Not sure why you're even pointing that out? The article already says they are still covered if used for medical purposes. The second part of your point is laughable. It's like saying I want to take Viagra for my heart condition.
Terrible analogy. What the pineapple? And you don't get the point. No one's disputing that they don't have medicinal purposes, the entire point is that you shouldn't need to ask for permission from your employer to buy viagra for your erectile dysfunction, or birth control pills for your PMS/heavy flow/menstrual cramps.