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Thinking caps on.
Lockdown has left some of us rather lacking in the sex department or rather sex-crazed entirely. Either way, there's no time quite like the present for a little sexual health reminder in the form of a quiz.
Sex is a part of adult life that should be fun and loving and so, just to get everyone talking, we've put together our Fact Not Fiction quiz with the help of morning after pill brand ellaOne. We've teamed up with ellaOne to bring you all of the facts and information around sexual health, dating and contraception which can be found in the 'Fact Not Fiction' hub
here on Her.
Now, if you've done your homework or you've been listening to our Fact Not Fiction chats with influencers like
Melanie Murphy and Jessie B, the
It Galz, plus
Clarabell and Gráinne Binns earlier in the year, you're probably in a good position to see yourself do pretty well. Otherwise, it's time to bust some myths around sex, sexual health and emergency contraception.
We've piled together 15 statements for you to decide whether each one is indeed fact
or fiction, along with helpful explanations to help you lead a more confident and healthy sex-life.
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Brought to you by ellaOne
ellaOne is an emergency contraceptive pill that is available from pharmacies without a prescription. No other morning after pill is more effective at preventing pregnancy after unprotected sex.
ellaOne consists of one film-coated tablet which should be taken as soon as possible, but no later than 5 days (120 hours) after unprotected sex or contraceptive failure. Each film-coated tablet of ellaOne contains 30 mg ulipristal acetate. Always read the label.
The morning after pill is now available as a Click & Collect service online. For further information on emergency contraception visit ellaone.ie. 
