Drug Class: progestin/estrogen combination
Medical Uses: Birth Control
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About this Reclipsen Coupon
How do I use this Reclipsen Coupon?
- Print this drug coupon and bring it to your pharmacy.
- Give the pharmacist the coupon. She or he will know how to apply the drug discount.
- Save up to 75% off your Birth Control prescription!
Where can I use this Reclipsen Coupon?
You can use this discount at pharmacies across the nation. It may get you different discounts depending on which pharmacy you go to. We recommend calling ahead of time to different pharmacies near you for the most savings.
Who can use this Reclipsen Coupon?
Anyone can use this discount card with their prescription. Simply present it to your pharmacy when you are filling your prescription.
What if I have/don’t have insurance?
You can use this card if you don’t have insurance or if you have insurance. Please check with the pharmacy for each prescription as our drug coupon may save you MORE money than your current prescription insurance. You may be able to use our drug coupon to pay less than what you would with your insurance copay. This drug coupon is not insurance. This drug coupon does not expire and gives you access to discounts that would normally be reserved for special medical groups.
Reclipsen Medical Information
What is Reclipsen?
Reclipsen (ethinyl estradiol and desogestrel) is a combination medication that provides female hormones (progestin and estrogen) to prevent pregnancy. Reclipsen prevents ovulation (the releasing of an egg by an ovary). Reclipsen also alters the cervical mucus so sperm can’t reach the uterus and fertilize an egg as easily, and alters the uterine lining so an egg can’t attach to the uturus as easily. Reclipsen is a form of contraception and is primarily used to prevent pregnancy, though it may also lower the risk of ovarian cysts, regulate your menstrual cycle, and make your periods less painful.
Reclipsen Dosage
Reclipsen should be taken exactly as directed. Take one tablet daily, at around the same time, and do not allow intervals between tablets exceed 24 hours. One course of Reclipsen contains 21 active pills (progestin/estrogen combination) and 7 inactive reminder pills. Use of Reclipsen may begin with either a Sunday start (the first Sunday following menstruation) or a Day 1 start (the day menstruation starts). If your period begins on Sunday, you should take the first active tablet that day. For each course, without interruption, take one white active pill daily for 21 days, then one green inactive reminder pill daily for the last 7 days of the course. When all 28 tablets have been taken, begin a new course the next day by taking an active tablet, regardless of whether or not your period occurs.
Reclipsen Side Effects
Some side effects of ethinyl estradiol and desogestrel include abdominal pain, irregular menstrual periods, anxiety, chills, diarrhea, fever, nausea and vomiting, bodily pain or discomfort, sweating, and fatigue.
Reclipsen Interactions
Drugs that have been known to severely interact with ethinyl estradiol and desogestrel include amprenavir, bexarotene, boceprevir, bosentan, dabrafenib, dantrolene, fosamprenavir, griseofulvin, hemin, lenalidomide, mycophenolate mofetil, mycophenolic acid, pomalidomide, teleprevir, thalidomide, tizanidine, and tranexamic acid.
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