Evra patch

You can order Evra (Ortho Evra) contraceptive patches online at OnlineClinic in the recommended dose of 203mcg / 34mcg. Evra patches can be purchased in packs of 9 or 18. The inconvenience of obtaining and attending face-to-face doctor's appointments can be avoided by ordering your contraceptive patches online at OnlineClinic. Evra contraceptive patches are over 99% effective^[1] in successfully preventing pregnancy when used correctly and have the additional benefit of treating acne and hirsutism, reducing ovarian cysts and improving endometriosis. The Evra patch is considered to be a convenient alternative to contraceptive pills. Extra packs of Evra patches can be purchased quickly online via our fast repeat ordering process. A reminder service will prompt you to buy additional patches when they're needed.

This effective and proven contraceptive patch can be ordered at OnlineClinic quickly and confidentially after completing a simple online consultation. Once approved, your contraceptive patches will be delivered to you in discreet packaging via our fast and completely free next day delivery service.

Evra (also referred to as Ortho Evra) is a contraceptive patch that women can buy to prevent pregnancy. This sticky patch is placed on the skin and releases two hormones (ethinylestradiol and norelgestromin) through the skin and into the bloodstream to stop ovulation. The Evra contraceptive patch is 5cm x 5cm and works similarly to a nicotine patch. It should be used during the 21 days of your menstrual cycle, but will remain effective for a whole month. The Evra patch is available in a 203mcg / 34mcg dose. This is the recommended dosage according to our doctors.

Evra is proven to treat acne and hirsutism, reduce ovarian cysts and improve endometriosis. The patch also offers protection against developing ovarian cysts and uterine and ovarian cancers. An Evra patch is a convenient alternative to contraceptive pills like Mercilon and Cerazette. Women who don't want to think about contraception every day often choose Evra for this reason. The transdermal patch remains effective even if you're suffering from vomiting or diarrhoea. That's because it doesn't have to be digested like the pill, as the hormones are administered through the skin. This also reduces the risk of developing nausea or stomach and digestive upsets.

Each contraceptive patch contains a synthetic oestrogen called ethinylestradiol and a synthetic progestogen called norelgestromin. These hormones work together in the same way as the hormones in combined pills; they change the environment of your reproductive system so it's almost impossible to conceive.

The progestogen thickens the mucous in the cervix, making it almost impossible for sperm to reach the womb, and prevents the womb lining from thickening, so the life source of a fertilised egg is removed and it can't develop. The oestrogen prevents your ovaries from releasing a mature egg by tricking your body into thinking ovulation has already happened, which means there's nothing to be fertilised.

Listed below are some useful tips and instruction regarding how you should use the Evra patch:

• One Evra patch will remain effective for a week.
• You should replace it on the same day each week, and take a week off using the patch at the end of each month.
• During the week off you'll probably experience a withdrawal bleed, but you'll still be protected from becoming pregnant.
• Starting to use Evra on the first day of your period means it'll work immediately.
• You can use your first Evra patch up until the fifth day of your period, but you'll need to buy another birth control method, such as condoms, for the first seven days.

Evra contains similar hormones to the contraceptive pill, which means you may experience side effects like thrush, mood changes, dizziness, acne, skin itching, muscle spasms, tiredness and weight gain. The dose of oestrogen in each Evra patch is higher than other contraceptives, so you are more likely to develop oestrogen-related side effects like water retention and headaches. Evra can also potentially cause swelling, increased fat levels in the blood, uncontrollable emotions, anxiety, insomnia, reduced libido and vaginal bleeding or dryness, though these are very uncommon. Rare side effects can possibly include abnormal crying or emotion, inflammation of the gall bladder, hives and increased cholesterol levels. In very rare cases, Evra can cause aggression.

Before you buy the Evra patch online you must consider the precautions associated with this contraceptive patch:

• The Evra patch should be used with caution if you are dealing with thrombosis (blood clots), severe migraines, liver disease, gallbladder disease, high blood pressure, or breast cancer (in the past five years).
• The Evra should not be used if you are obese, or if you have diabetes. This is also the case if you are using other contraceptive medications, are a smoker, or if you are over the age of 35 and smoke.
• You should not buy this contraceptive medication if you are breastfeeding.