Answer: Depending on where you live or work, the closest DMV location for licenses and tag renewals may be found in Mooresville to the North or Charlotte to the South.

A – Plan B is kept behind the counter in the pharmacy. It is required that the student show identification. See similar questions...

A – Yes, as long as the person is 18 years old or older – but it does not have to be the patient and it can be sold to women and men. A – There are no other restrictions. Students can get more than one at a time and can get it as often as s/he likes. See similar questions...

A – The medication prescribed is “Plan B”. “Plan B” is a progesterone only product and therefore unlikely to cause many side effects. See similar questions...

A – Non-prescription contraceptives (condoms and other safer sex supplies) are available at the Condom Co-op and the Student Health Center Pharmacy on campus. Other contraceptives including pills, patch, ring, injection, diaphragm, cervical cap, etc. require a prescription. You may make an appointment for an annual exam with a clinician at the UCSC Student Health Center or you may bring in or transfer a prescription from elsewhere. See similar questions...

A – You may call in a request for your prescription and it will be filled and ready for you on the day you state that you are coming. We do not fill your prescription until you contact us with the date to be filled or you arrive at the pharmacy window. See similar questions...

A - For privacy reasons, we can only dispense medication to the intended patient. However, if you give express permission to someone else, usually in writing (send a note with them) or by contacting us by phone, then that designated person can pick up your prescription. See similar questions...

Newark International Airport is located less than 10 miles to the south-west. LaGuardia, and John F. Kennedy International Airports are less than 25 miles to the east. The Teterboro Airport is ten miles to the north. See similar questions...

The nearest commercial airport with scheduled service is Reno International, 127 miles away. Many participants also fly from the Bay Area (San Francisco, Oakland and San Jose are about 350 miles from the event). Keep in mind that you will be flying on Labor Day weekend, and flights fill up quickly and are often expensive. General aviation aircraft may land on the playa at the temporary Black Rock Airport which is adjacent to the event. See similar questions...

Give us your clinicians name, phone and fax numbers (if possible, but we need at least one of the numbers) See similar questions...

A – “Plan B” is effective approximately 90% of the time when used within 72 hours. It is not 100% effective. It is more effective the sooner it is used. Contraception must be used consistently at all times to prevent pregnancy. If you use “Plan B”, and if you do not begin menstruation within 3 weeks, then you need to perform a pregnancy test. See similar questions...

A - Fees can be put on your student bill – NOTE: the UCSC billing statement only states “Pharmacy - $24.00”, the current price for “Plan B”. Additionally, patients under age 18 without campus insurance (UHIP or GSHIP) or CruzCare will be charged a $10 visit fee. See similar questions...

A - The patient fills out our form and is interviewed by the pharmacist and if all of the protocol requirements are met, then the pharmacist can write and fill the prescription. See similar questions...

A – You may still come to the Student Health Center, Urgent Care and see a nurse or another clinician. Clinicians may prescribe Emergency Contraception up to 5 days after vaginal sexual intercourse, but the effectiveness after 72 hours is known to be reduced. See similar questions...

A – Usually if you miss one pill, it is okay. Just take the pill as soon as you remember it or take two together. If you have taken two together before and it caused you some nausea, you can separate the two pills by 6-12 hours. If you have missed two pills, take them as soon as possible, separating the doses if necessary, and use a back-up method (usually condoms), for every act of intercourse, for a one week period. See similar questions...

A – You can call the pharmacy or the advice nurse to help you clarify any issues. You my also make an appointment with a clinician. Pharmacy Phone 459-2360, Appointment Phone 459-2500. See similar questions...

A – Passwords are changed in ECF via the Maintain Your Account section found in the Utilities menu. See the User Manual pages 60-63 for details. A – Email configuration is performed in ECF via the Email information portion of the Maintain Your Account section (Utilities, Maintain Your Account, Email information). See the User Manual page 60-62 for details. A - Each exhibit should be filed as a separate attachment even if each exhibit is only one page in length. See similar questions...

A – We will contact you and ask that you send us a new check and a $20 bounced check fee. You son will not be registered until his deposit check clears. A – Your child is still registered provided the deposit check cleared. Please try to mail the balance at least 2 weeks prior to camp. If you haven’t, bring a check for the balance to registration. See similar questions...

A – I get paid a percentage of your monthly premium directly from the insurance company. So, every time my one of my insured’s makes their payment, I get a percentage of that premium. First year health commissions average 15% and renewals around 5%. Life pays approx 75% on the first year and little to nothing after that. A – No and No. See similar questions...

A – On the contrary! Once the systems are set up and running, we take care of all the time-consuming work and make your life much easier. For example, with our Easy Marketing package all you have to do is come up with the deals, events and promotions, and we do the rest. See similar questions...