Birth Control Ring

For informational purposes only. Ask your healthcare provider for further information on the specific use of this product. You will receive specific instructions for use if prescribed this product.

• You insert the ring into the upper part of your vagina and leave it in place for 3 weeks.
  You remove it at the start of the fourth week for a 1-week break.
• There is no protection against HIV infection (AIDS) and other STls* with birth control rings.
• Serious risks of birth control rings include heart attack, stroke, blood clots, high blood pressure, toxic shock syndrome, gallbladder problems, accidental insertion into bladder, angioedema, and liver problems, including liver tumors.
• Other side effects of birth control rings include headache, breast pain, irregular vaginal bleeding or spotting, nausea and vomiting, tissue irritation inside your vagina or on your cervix, mood changes, ring slippage, vaginal discharge, weight gain, vaginal discomfort, painful menstrual periods, acne, less sexual desire, and allergic reactions.

The above does not include a complete list of possible side effects or risks associated with birth control rings. It is important to talk to your healthcare provider and consult the full Patient Information for each product for more information.