What do women want from their oral contraceptive?

  • Reliability and acceptability
    As an estrogen-free, progestogen only pill (POP) that primarily inhibits ovulation, Cerazette offers women a reliable and highly acceptable alternative to combined oral contraceptives (COCs).1–5
  • Convenience and flexibility
    Cerazette provides a convenient method of oral contraception with the flexibility of a 12-hour 'missed pill' window that is similar to COCs but is longer than traditional POPs.1,4,6–9
  • Freedom from unwanted side effects
    Cerazette contains the progestogen desogestrel, but no estrogen. Cerazette is generally well tolerated.1

The information provided within this section of the Cerazette website is intended for healthcare professionals based in the UK. Please click here if you are a member of the public looking for general information on Cerazette and contraceptive choices.

Prescribing information for Cerazette can be found in the Prescribing Cerazette section.

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Date of Preparation June 2009
Code CZT/09-07

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