Asumate is a daily oral contraceptive that regulates menstrual flow while preventing pregnancy. In layman’s terms, Asumate is a daily birth control pill. With Asumate, patients take the pill for 21 days and then take a seven-day break during their regular menstrual flow. This is similar to most pills, where patients take 21 active and seven inactive pills, except Asumate does not provide the inactive placebo pills.
Asumate may be a good option for women who do not want to take the seven placebo pills that typically come with birth control packets. It is also a good option for women who are able to remember to start taking active tablets after the inactive period.
Our team at Nurx™ can prescribe Asumate at special request, or can offer the generic equivalent Amethia-Lo for as low as $0 with insurance or as little as $45 without insurance.
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