Ovranette Tablets

Ovranette may be prescribed to help manage some symptoms of polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), although it is not a cure for the condition. As a combined contraceptive pill containing ethinylestradiol and levonorgestrel, it can help regulate periods and may improve acne associated with hormonal changes.

Treatment suitability depends on your symptoms, medical history and individual risk factors. A healthcare professional can advise whether Ovranette is appropriate for you and discuss other treatment options if needed

There is no evidence to suggest that any particular food group or alcohol has a direct effect on the efficacy of a patient’s Ovranette. However, you should consult your doctor or prescriber if you are concerned about your alcohol or food consumption affecting your medication.

The usefulness and efficiency of an orally taken Ovranette can be affected by the use of enzyme-inducing drugs. You should consult with your doctor or prescriber if you are concerned that your enzyme-inducing medication may affect the efficacy of your Ovranette.

If you miss a pill, we advise that you consult with either your prescriber or doctor to ensure that you are continuing your Ovranette treatment in a way that will prevent pregnancy or is suitable for you.

You can only buy Ovranette online for advanced use. It is always good to be prepared but keep in mind that Ovranette does not prevent the spread of STIs, so make sure to take a test after unprotected intercourse to ensure that you are safe and healthy. 

If the test does come back positive we do sell treatments for a wide variety of STIs which are dealt with discreetly. 

You can use the NHS website to locate a sexual health clinic near you if you require testing.

You can use other forms of contraception, which are not Ovranette. These include:

• Condoms
• ellaOne (morning after pill)
• Other combined pills
• Contraceptive implants
• Female condoms
• Cerelle Mini Pill
• IUD
• IUS
• Vaginal ring
• Caps or diaphragms
• Contraceptive patch
• Contraceptive injection

We advise that you consult either your prescriber or GP before you buy Ovranette or any other contraceptive to ensure you receive the correct treatment for you.

You should stop taking your Ovranette and see a doctor immediately if you get symptoms of a blood clot. You should also stop taking it when your body requires a break from the medication but you should consult with either your doctor or prescriber to decide when this will be.

You should try to take your Ovranette at the same time every day to ensure that it is as effective as it can be in preventing pregnancy. If you miss a day or are concerned that you have not correctly taken your Ovranette then we advise that you consult with your doctor or prescriber.

It is advised that you take your Ovranette at the same time every day so that it is effective in preventing pregnancy.

You should try to take your Ovranette at the same time every day to ensure that it is as effective as it can be in preventing pregnancy. If you miss a day or are concerned that you have not correctly taken your Ovranette then we advise that you consult with your doctor or prescriber.

e-Surgery offers a range of Ovranette alternatives, which are: 

• Levest 
• Lucette 
• Yasmin 
• Millinette 
• Microgynon 
• Rigevidon 

However, some of the medications stated above contain different active ingredients and may contain different dosages. This means that they are not necessarily interchangeable. We advise that you consult with either your doctor or prescriber before you consider starting or changing your contraceptive pill treatments.

There is no evidence to suggest that consuming painkillers such as paracetamol is unsafe when you are also taking Ovranette. However, we advise that you consult with either your doctor or prescriber before you take other medication, including painkillers alongside your current Ovranette treatment.