Binovum
Binovum is a combined oral contraceptive pill that prevents pregnancy by overriding the body’s natural hormone balance. The hormones in Binovum pills change the environment of the reproductive system in such a way that conception would be almost impossible.
If used correctly, Binovum is almost 100% effective birth control method. This means that if 100 women took it exactly as prescribed, less than one of them would fall pregnant.
Binovum is a biphasic pill. The two different coloured pills in each pack contain different dosages of oestrogen and progestogen, with the peach colour tablets having the most progestogen.
You can buy genuine Binovum tablets from euroClinix if you complete an online consultation with one of our registered doctors. We guarantee that all of our medication is genuine, branded and authentic, and only prescribed if a doctor thinks it’s safe and necessary for you to use it.
Ethinylestradiol (35mcg) and Norethisterone (500mcg/1mg)
What are the benefits of Binovum?
Because it is a biphasic pill, the overall dosage of hormones that your body is exposed to is lower than that of monophasic pills, which helps reduce the risk of developing side effects. Women who buy Binovum also find that their breasts are less likely to become painful, and it offers some protection against infections of genital organs.
How do Binovum pills work?
This contraceptive stops pregnancy in three ways, the first of which involves thickening the mucous of the cervix to make it almost impossible for sperm to reach the womb. Binovum pills stop an egg from being released by the fallopian tubes, which means that if sperm can reach the womb, there won’t be anything to fertilise. It also stops the womb lining from thickening, preventing conception because a fertilised egg can’t implant itself in the womb and develop.
Who can take it?
If you’re aged between 18 and 35, you have a healthy BMI and are in general good health, you should be able to buy Binovum pills online.
Who cannot take it?
Certain active or historic conditions could stop you from being able to take Binovum contraceptives. These include angina, heart valve disease, obesity, diabetes, cancer or jaundice. It’s essential that you discuss your medical history with your doctor, because there are several conditions with which it might be unsafe these pills.
How do you take Binovum?
You need to take Binovum pills in the correct order because the dosage differs between pills; taking the wrong pills in the wrong order will impact upon its effectiveness. The pack clearly shows which tablet you should start with, and indicates the order in which you should take the pills.
After 21 days you’ll have a break from taking a pill. This will allow your body to dispel the womb lining naturally, during which time you will probably experience bleeding. If you do forget to take a pill, you should take one as soon as you remember and continue with the pack as usual, but you’ll be protected against pregnancy. If you miss three or more pills, however you won’t be protected; you’ll need to use a barrier contraceptive for the next seven days, take the last pill you forgot and continue with the pack as usual.
Are there any side effects?
All hormonal contraceptives carry the risk that you could develop side effects, and Binovum tablets are no different. The more commonly reported side effects include nausea, headaches, water retention, vaginal thrush and a decreased sex drive. If you do experience side effects, these should become milder with time as your body adjusts to the hormones.
Can you buy Binovum online?
If you want to buy branded Binovum pills online from euroClinix, you must first complete an online consultation with one of our registered doctors. This ensures a medical professional has considered your health and medical history and agreed that this contraceptive is safe for you to take.
Once the doctor has written you a prescription, it will be sent to our registered pharmacy who will dispense it and send it to you via free overnight delivery.
