One Patch.
Weekly Contraceptive Protection.
A modern method worn on the skin that releases hormones steadily to prevent pregnancy.
One Patch.
Weekly Contraceptive Protection.
A modern method worn on the skin that releases hormones steadily to prevent pregnancy.
How It WorksWhere Is The Patch Worn?
Upper Arm
Lower Abdomen
Back (or Buttocks)
Upper Torso
Thin, discreet, and designed to stay on during showering and daily activities.
How the Patch Routine Works
Week 1
Apply new patch
Week 2
Change to a new patch
Week 3
Change to a new patch
Week 4
No patch
(withdrawal bleeding usually occurs during patch-free week)
After Week 4, start a new cycle.
Expert Tip: “Change the patch weekly and rotate the application site to help reduce skin irritation.”
Interrupting Treatment 3
= Losing Protection
When treatment is interrupted or inconsistent:
- Blood pressure may rise again
- Vessel strain gradually increases
- Long-term cardiovascular risk increases
and it comes often without symptoms.
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