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History of Contraception Museum

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Toronto, Ontario - History of Contraception Museum

A must-see for anyone who wants to know the innovative ways people have tried to use onions, mule earwax, and candy bar wrappers as contraceptives. Plus it's free. [Lew, 07/06/2003]

History of Contraception Museum:
Address: Toronto, ON, Canada
Directions: In the Janssen-Ortho Building at 19 Green Belt Drive. Just a few minutes north of the Ontario Science Center on Don Mills Road.
Admission: Free.
Hours: 9 am to 5 pm. (Call to verify)
Phone: 416-449-9444

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February 10, 2012