Low-Ogestrel
Low-Ogestrel 28 Tablets
What is Low-Ogestrel?
Elinest is used by women to prevent pregnancy. There is not a generic version presently available for Elinest. The average Elinest price is about $34 for a supply of 28 tablets. However, you can significantly lower the price of Elinest by using our free Singlecare coupon card at a local participating pharmacy.Side Effects
- nausea
- vomiting
- headache
Warnings
- Increased risk of cardiovascular events such as blood clots, stroke, and heart attack, especially for smokers over 35 years old
- Increased risk of developing cancer such as liver cancer, breast cancer, or cervical cancer
- Mood changes, depression, or worsening of existing mental health conditions
- Possibility of severe allergic reactions
- Potential to cause high blood pressure
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- nausea
- vomiting
- headache
- bloating
- breast tenderness
- swelling of the ankles/feet (fluid retention)
- weight change
- Increased risk of cardiovascular events such as blood clots, stroke, and heart attack, especially for smokers over 35 years old
- Increased risk of developing cancer such as liver cancer, breast cancer, or cervical cancer
- Mood changes, depression, or worsening of existing mental health conditions
- Possibility of severe allergic reactions
- Potential to cause high blood pressure
- Interaction with other medications which may diminish contraceptive effectiveness or increase side effects
Low-Ogestrel Coupons & Prices
Low-Ogestrel 28 Tablets
What is Low-Ogestrel ?
Elinest is used by women to prevent pregnancy. There is not a generic version presently available for Elinest. The average Elinest price is about $34 for a supply of 28 tablets. However, you can significantly lower the price of Elinest by using our free Singlecare coupon card at a local participating pharmacy.
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