Lucette Pill

3mg/30mcg
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Three distinct methods are used by the combination contraceptive pill Lucette to prevent conception. It functions by blocking the release of an egg from the ovaries, thickening the mucus around the womb’s neck to impede sperm passage, and altering the lining of the womb so that a fertilised egg cannot attach itself to it. Additionally, Dr Newtons offers Lucette pills for subscription purchase, which will save you both money and time!

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  • Has both progestogens and oestrogens in it.
  • Prevents pregnancy effectively and is simple to use
  • Authentic Medication
  • Every medicine comes from the UK

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Lucette: What is it?

A female contraceptive pill which is used to avoid unintended pregnancies. It's a combo pill that combines progesterone and oestrogen, two synthetic forms of the female sex hormones. These hormones are known as ethinylestradiol and drospirenone when they are synthetically produced in Lucette. Lucette is 99 per cent effective at preventing pregnancy when taken as prescribed. 

Patient Information Leaflet

https://www.medicines.org.uk/emc/files/pil.14654.pdf

How does Lucette function?

As previously indicated, Lucette combines ethinylestradiol and drospirenone, two synthetic forms of the female sex hormones progesterone and oestrogen. Together, these two artificial hormones stop an egg from being released from the ovaries. Additionally, they thicken the cervix's mucus, which hinders sperm cells' ability to enter the uterus. 

How is Lucette used?

Before taking your first dose of medication, make sure to read the patient information booklet that comes with it. For 21 days, you should take one Lucette pill every day. You take a seven-day break after the twenty-first day. You will bleed during this period, just like you would during your menstruation. You start taking the tablet again on the eighth day and continue for another 21 days, and so on. 

To ensure that you are protected from the beginning of your therapy, you should try to begin taking Lucette on the first day of your menstruation. You must use another method of birth control, like a condom, for the next seven days if you start taking Lucette between the second and fifth day of your menstrual cycle in order to stay protected.

What advantages does Lucette offer?

The following are a few advantages of Lucette:

  • Regular sex life is possible for you.
  • It hurts less to get your period.
  • It may lighten and regularise your menstrual cycles.
  • Premenstrual syndrome (PMS) may be easier to control with its assistance.
What dosage of Lucette is appropriate?

The strength of Lucette, which is available for purchase from Dr Newtons, is shown as 3 mg/30 milligrams. These amounts indicate that each tablet contains 3 mg of drospirenone and 30 mcg of ethinylestradiol. We offer two packet sizes for you to choose from 63 and 126 tablets. Accordingly, these are appropriate for three and six months of protection. 

How do you start taking Lucette?

To get you started with Lucette, here's a helpful table:

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How to make use of Lucette

If, within the last month, you have not used any other hormonal contraceptive:

  • For immediate protection, try taking Lucette on the first day of your menstruation.
  • Use a condom for up to seven days if you begin during days two through five of your menstrual cycle.

If you are moving away from the combination pill form of birth control:

  • Lucette should be taken after your last medication. Leave it for no longer than seven days.

If you are switching from an IUD, implant, injection, or tablet that only contains progesterone:

  • Whenever it is most convenient for you, take your first Lucette pill when moving from a progesterone-only pill.
  • Take your first Lucette pill on the day when your next injection is scheduled if you have already received one.
  • Take your first Lucette tablet the day these are removed if you have an implant or IUD.

If you're just getting started after giving birth:

  • You can take your first Lucette tablet between days 21 and 28 after giving birth if you are not nursing.
  • You must use a separate form of birth control, like a condom, for the first seven days of using Lucette if you begin taking it after day 28.

 

Where is Lucette sold?

Lucette is available for purchase online at Dr Newtons. To be sure Lucette is the proper drug for you, you must first speak with an online prescriber. Following a fruitful consultation, we will be able to provide you with your prescription.

Is it possible to subscribe to Lucette?

Yes, Dr Newtons offers Lucette as a subscription service. You can save money and ensure that you will receive your prescription on time if you purchase it on a subscription. It benefits both parties!