Finding A Birth Control Pill That’s Right for You

Whether you’re new to birth control or looking to switch things up, finding the right birth control pill can feel overwhelming. Women have different bodies, different preferences, and often different needs. What works well for one woman’s lifestyle, might not work as well for another. But with so many options out there, how do you know which one is right for you? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered!

When you hear talk about ‘the pill,’ that may refer to the combined pill, which uses two hormones, a synthetic estrogen and a progestin, to prevent ovulation and pregnancy. But it’s important to know that the combined pill is not the only option, especially if you’re looking for fewer hormones in your birth control pill.

There’s also a pill called Slynd® (drospirenone) 4 mg tablets which contains one hormone, the progestin drospirenone, and is completely free of estrogen.1 Slynd has a 24-hour window to catch up on a missed pill.1 a In addition, Slynd was studied in a wide range of body types. b So, if you want to avoid the added worry of estrogen, have been told by your doctor to avoid estrogen because of a health problem, or are currently breastfeeding, Slynd may be worth considering.1 

Of course, you should start by talking to your healthcare provider. They can help you understand the options available and help you make an informed decision based on your health history, lifestyle and personal preferences. Remember, there’s no one-size-fits-all solution when it comes to birth control, and we want you to find the option that works best for your one-of-a-kind life.

Check out this handy doctor discussion guide with a list of important questions to ask and be open and honest with your doctor about your lifestyle and needs. By talking to your healthcare provider to understand the options available to you, we know you will find the right fit!

a. Slynd tablets must be taken every day at the same time of the day. If one active tablet is missed, patients must take the missed tablet as soon as possible.

b. The data was insufficient to analyze Pearl Index by BMI subgroups.

Reference:    1. Slynd Prescribing Information.    SLY-24-344 R00

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