Opill Daily Oral Birth Control Pills - 1 Month - 28ct

A: Hi, thank you for your question about Opill®. You can start your first pack of Opill® on any day you choose. For Opill® to be most effective, take one tablet at the same time every day, and no later than 3 hours from the time you took your tablet the day before. You should never skip a tablet or take a break between packs. When you finish one pack of 28 tablets, start the next pack the following day. It's important to take Opill® every day, even if you're on your period or have some spotting or bleeding between periods. Continue taking Opill® every day so that it will be working when you need it.

A: Yes, it says on one of the other questions answered by the Brand Rep that you must take the pill every day at the same time.

A: Hello, Megan that is a great question and thanks for reaching out to us. Opill is does not contain any estrogen. It only contains a synthetic version of naturally product hormone progesterone.We hope this information is helpful.

A: Hi, thank you for your question about Opill®. We cannot recommend Opill for perimenopausal symptoms, as it is only indicated for the prevention of pregnancy. We suggest that you speak with your doctor regarding your specific perimenopausal symptoms in so they can provide you with appropriate treatments specific to your needs

A: Hi, thank you for your question on Opill. Opill is indicated to prevent pregnancy so we cannot advise if it will stop your period. Persons will respond differently to medications. We feel this is a discussion that should be had with your healthcare provider so they can make recommendations for your specific needs.

A: Hi, thank you for your question about Opill®. Opill® can be safely used by anyone who has started menstruating, regardless of their age. The FDA approved Opill® for people of all reproductive ages.

A: Hi, thank you for your question about Opill. Opill starts taking effect 48 hours after the first dose. It is important to take Opill once a day at the same time every day. Please use a barrier type method of birth control, like condoms, during the first 48 hours of starting Opill.

A: Hi, thank you for your question about Opill®. You can start taking Opill® as soon as the day after you give birth. While most healthcare professionals do not recommend having relations until 4-6 weeks after childbirth, if you choose, make sure to use a condom (or another barrier method) for the first 48 hours after starting / re-starting Opill®. Opill® is safe and effective in breastfeeding women. Small amounts of progestin may pass into the breast milk; however, no adverse effects have been found on either breastfeeding performance or infant health.

A: Hello, thank you for your question. Opill can be safely used by anyone who has started menstruating, regardless of their age. The FDA approved Opill for people of all reproductive ages.

A: Hello, Thank you for your question about Opill. The full list of side effects and warnings are listed on the product packaging. The most common side effects is a change in bleeding patterns. Less common side effects include; headache, dizziness, nausea, increased appetite, abdominal pain, cramps, bloating. Opill is a progestin only contraceptive and is the first to be available over the counter.

A: Hello, Thank you for your question about Opill. The expiration date is found on the bottom of the carton and on the blister strips.