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ellaOne (uk) | ellaOne: the most effective morning after pill
  • My reproductive system
    • What does it look like?
    • The menstrual cycle
    • Ovulation
    • Conception risk period
    • How and when does a pregnancy start?
    • Common myths
  • Emergency contraception
    • Is it right for me?
    • Types of EC
    • How EC pills work
    • Sexually transmitted infections
    • Common myths
  • Before taking ellaOne®
    • What is ellaOne®?
    • How does ellaOne® work?
    • What ellaOne® is not
    • ellaOne® is not suitable for
    • Things to tell your pharmacist
    • Taking ellaOne® is simple
  • Buy Ellaone®
    • Order for use later
    • Order for use now
  • After taking ellaOne®
    • If you are sick
    • Side effects
    • How do I know if it worked?
    • Breastfeeding
    • Sex after ellaOne®
    • The contraceptive pill
  • Ask your pharmacist
    • Pharmacy consultation
    • Planning what to say
    • Nicole’s story
    • Kimberly’s story
  • Regular contraception
    • Regular contraception
    • Tips to avoid contraceptive mishaps
  • My reproductive system
    • What does it look like?
    • The menstrual cycle
    • Ovulation
    • Conception risk period
    • How and when does a pregnancy start?
    • Common myths
  • Emergency contraception
    • Is it right for me?
    • Types of EC
    • How EC pills work
    • Sexually transmitted infections
    • Common myths
  • Before taking ellaOne®
    • What is ellaOne®?
    • How does ellaOne® work?
    • What ellaOne® is not
    • ellaOne® is not suitable for
    • Things to tell your pharmacist
    • Taking ellaOne® is simple
  • Buy Ellaone®
    • Order for use later
    • Order for use now
  • After taking ellaOne®
    • If you are sick
    • Side effects
    • How do I know if it worked?
    • Breastfeeding
    • Sex after ellaOne®
    • The contraceptive pill
  • Ask your pharmacist
    • Pharmacy consultation
    • Planning what to say
    • Nicole’s story
    • Kimberly’s story
  • Regular contraception
    • Regular contraception
    • Tips to avoid contraceptive mishaps

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last modification : 07-19-2017 18:20

ellaOne® 30mg tablet contains ulipristal acetate and is indicated for emergency contraception
within 120 hours (5 days) of unprotected sexual intercourse or contraceptive failure.
Always read the instructions on the package leaflet carefully .

Health information within this website is provided for educational purposes only and is not intended to replace discussions with healthcare professionals. All decisions regarding patient care must be made with a healthcare professional considering the unique characteristics of the patient.

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