Standard Dose

Birth Control Pills

One of the most widely used and well-studied contraceptives, this daily pill is known for its reliability and accessibility. It’s a flexible option used by people for both birth control and menstrual cycle management.

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Key features

Proven effectiveness in preventing pregnancy

At a proven 99%¹ effective rate, the pill is one of the most reliable ways to prevent pregnancy when taken as directed. (91% if missed or inconsistent use.)

Non-invasive and reversible

Unlike IUDs, implants, or surgical methods, OC pills are non-invasive and is easily reversible if you wish to conceive or switch methods.

For pregnancy prevention and more

The pill also helps make periods more regular, reduce heavy bleeding and cramps, and ease hormonal symptoms like acne and PMS.

Available options

Ange↗

髪の成長に必要な栄養素を補い、内側から髪と爪の健康をサポートします。

Favoir↗

頭皮の血行を良くし、髪の毛を作り出す毛乳頭細胞に働きかけて、健康なヘアサイクルに導きます。

Marvelon↗

頭皮の血行を良くし、髪の毛を作り出す毛乳頭細胞に働きかけて、健康なヘアサイクルに導きます。

Triquilar↗

頭皮の血行を良くし、髪の毛を作り出す毛乳頭細胞に働きかけて、健康なヘアサイクルに導きます。

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Important

Precautions

Blood clots can occur with the use of oral contraceptives, even without risk factors such as age, smoking, obesity, or family history.

Stop taking the pill and seek medical help immediately if you experience:

Sudden leg pain or swelling
Chest pain or shortness of breath
Severe headache, numbness, trouble speaking, or sudden vision changes
Any sign of a blood clot or increased risk—even if mild

Common side effects

Some people may experience mild side effects, especially in the first 1–2 months.

Nausea, headaches, breast tenderness, mood changes, bloating or slight weight changes, irregular periods (lighter or heavier), spotting between periods.

_{*Spotting is usually mild and often resolves within 2 months. If it continues beyond 3 months, consult your doctor.}

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Important

How to take

Use the medication according to the instructions included in the packaging, and follow any additional advice provided by your doctor.

Important

Common side effects

Blood clots can occur with the use of oral contraceptives, even without risk factors such as age, smoking, obesity, or family history.

Stop taking the pill and seek medical help immediately if you experience:

Sudden leg pain or swelling
Chest pain or shortness of breath
Severe headache, numbness, trouble speaking, or sudden vision changes
Any sign of a blood clot or increased risk, even if mild

Common side effects

Some people may experience mild side effects, especially in the first 1–2 months.

Nausea, headaches, breast tenderness, mood changes, bloating or slight weight changes, irregular periods (lighter or heavier), spotting between periods.

_{*Spotting is usually mild and often resolves within 2 months. If it continues beyond 3 months, consult your doctor.}