Opill Daily Oral Birth Control Pills - 3 Month - 84ct

A: Not sure what you mean by reliable, but I think it's a very good brand. Switched to this brand 2 months ago and already tell a nice difference. Always take at same time every day, more info on their website. As long as you're being responsible, it's very "reliable"

A: Hi, thank you for your question! Opill is just as reliable as any birth control pill that is prescribed by a doctor when taken as directed.

A: Opill contains progestin (norgestrel) as its only active ingredient, making it estrogen-free.

A: Opill is suitable for most people who can become pregnant, but not for those with a history of breast cancer.

A: No, Opill is an over-the-counter birth control pill that does not require a prescription.

A: Opill becomes effective 48 hours after taking the first pill when used as directed.

A: No, Opill does not provide protection against sexually transmitted diseases; consider using barrier methods like condoms.

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. Some side effects may be similar to those of prescribed medications, while others could differ. It's important to discuss any concerns or symptoms with your healthcare provider to ensure safe and appropriate use.

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: Hi, thank you for your question about Opill®. Opill® is only indicated for pregnancy prevention and not to stop periods. Every pill in the pack has the same dose. 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.

A: Opill should only be used until the end of the month of the printed expiration date. We base our expiration dates on stability testing on various packaging configurations. The expiration dates are set so that all specifications are still met at the end of shelf life.