The extra money could be spent on more youth prevention programs and programs to help smokers who are trying to quit.

Pharmacies are in the business to promote health and wellness and should not be selling tobacco products.

We have been everywhere trying to get help. This is the first day that I've gotten help from anyone.

With most new HIV infections occurring in youth and women, particularly in communities of color, ignoring the effectiveness of prevention programs while allowing abstinence-only programs to promote ideology over science is negligent and puts young lives on the line.

We don't make money on this thing. That's not why we're doing it. It's just trying to help out.

For smaller businesses, their budgets are often so tight that they're really fretful about putting money into prevention because they're not sure it's a tangible investment for them.