LogFAQs > #887946796

So this is one of the few things I don't see much of an issue with, but if I'm missing anything/incorrect anywhere, please let me know.

I'm in favor of providing aid to women in the area of feminine hygiene products, as that's something that cannot be controlled and I can see how that can be seen as an unfair financial burden to women.

But birth control is a different story. I do think insurance companies should differentiate between a doctor prescribing it for a health-related reason versus simply contraception, but I don't see why female contraception should be mandated to be covered. I have to buy condoms when I want them (women can buy them too!), what makes birth control any different?

Again, if there's anything I'm misunderstanding, please inform me.