A birth control option that offers fewer periods may be right for you if you:

• Want a birth control method that’s >99% effective in preventing pregnancy (when taken as directed)
• Want the greater flexibility and convenience of having fewer periods a year

Only your healthcare professional can determine if a hormonal birth control option for fewer periods is right for you. Get a free, personalized Fewer Periods Discussion Guide to help you have that conversation, as well as receive additional information about fewer periods.

Some women should not use hormonal birth control. This includes women who have blood clots, certain cancers, a history of heart attack or stroke, as well as those who could be pregnant.

Make the most out of your next visit! Use this guide to:

• Prepare for your visit—select the questions you want to ask your healthcare professional about having fewer periods with hormonal birth control
• Talk to your healthcare professional—bring your personalized discussion guide to your appointment and make notes as you and your healthcare professional talk about birth control methods that offer fewer periods