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When you buy a prescription here, you will be allowed to purchase refills FREE for at least 6 months! Clients who purchaseortho evra prescriptions here find they are valid for 6 months. One can then order birth control patch prescription refills with no consultation or mail order pharmacy fee. You can legally purchase refills and pay only medicine cost plus shipping charge.

What is ORTHO EVRA ?
It is a highly effective, weekly hormonal birth control patch that is worn on the skin to prevent pregnancy. The birth control hormonal patch is worn for one week and replaced on the same day of the week for three consecutive weeks. The fourth week is "patch free".

What does ortho evra look like?
It is a very thin, beige patch that measures 1 3/4 inches on each of its four sides.

How does ortho evra prevent pregnancy?
Ortho Evra is 99 percent effective when used correctly. Clinical studies have found it to be equally effective as pills. It prevents pregnancy the same way as pills. It works primarily by preventing ovulation, which means the ovary does not release an egg to be fertilized.

How does ortho evra medicine get into my system?
The ortho evra hormonal patch prevents pregnancy by delivering continuous levels of the hormones norelgestromin and ethinyl estradiol (progestin and estrogen, respectively) through the skin and into the bloodstream.

Has ortho evra been tested?
More than 70,000 have been clinically tested worldwide in more than 3,300 women to date.

Are there any side effects associated with the ortho evra patch?
In clinical trials, some women experienced breast symptoms, headache, application site reaction, nausea, upper respiratory infection, menstrual cramps and abdominal pain.

Are there any risks associated with using the patch?
This birth control contraceptive contains hormones similar to those in pills. Hormonal patch contraceptives are not for everybody. Most side effects are not serious and those that are, occur infrequently. Serious risks are increased if you smoke cigarettes. Women who order hormonal contraceptives are strongly advised not to smoke.

How do I use ortho evra?
It uses a 28-day, or four-week cycle. You should apply a new birth control patch on the same day of the week for three consecutive weeks, a total of 21 days. You should not apply it during the fourth week. Your menstrual period should start during this "free" week. Every new change should be applied on the same day of each week.

This day will be your "Change Day." For example, if you first apply it on a Monday, all future applications should be made on a Monday. You should wear only one application at a time. On the day after week four ends, you should begin a new four-week cycle by applying a new one. It may be worn on the buttocks, abdomen, upper torso (front and back, excluding the breasts) or upper outer arm.