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1 Trabalho de conclusão de curso. 2 Acadêmica do curso de Farmácia da Faculdade Integrada Carajás (FIC) RedençãoPA, Brasil. E-mail: edithrvieira@gmail.com. 3 Professora da Faculdade Integrada Carajás (FIC) – Redenção – PA, Brasil, especialista em Farmacologia e mestranda em Assistência Farmacêutica pela universidade Federal do estado do Pará. E-mail: yolandamorais123@gmail.com. 4 Professora da Faculdade Integrada Carajás (FIC) – Redenção – PA, Brasil, especialista em Administração Hospitalar pela Unopar. E-mail: Jaqueline.almeidaalmeida1@gmail.com. Introduction: The survey looked at emergency contraception and how it is available at drugstore counters in Brazil. Emergency contraception are drugs with high hormonal concentrations that are increasingly used by pharmacy customers, due to easy access and purchase, often used without professional supervision. Objective: To present the discussion on policies for the provision of emergency contraception, notably through pharmacies, expressed in scientific production in Brazil. Methodology: The methodology covered in the article is a qualitative and bibliographic research, with searches carried out on the Internet through websites, periodicals, books and articles, dating from 2009, which corresponds to the correct orientation in the acquisition of medicines purchased at the point of purchase. sale in view of the fact that Emergency Contraceptives can be purchased freely at the pharmacy counter up to articles dating back to 2019. The survey searched at all times for safe sites such as Google Scholar, Scielo, Federal Council of Pharmacy, World Health Organization Health. Conclusion: Adopting dispensation by pharmacies as a measure to improve access to medication did not mean losing sight of the implications of inappropriate use of EC, and should only be used in emergency situations. Therefore, it is necessary to broaden the debate on the guarantee of access and rational use of EC, including pharmacists in this discussion, as they are important allies in this strategic theme to public health. Key-Words: Contraception; Post coitus; Emergency Pill.

Revisão Crítica de Literatura sobre Contracepção de Emergência no Brasil