Like Sprintec, different name.

Estarylla is a birth control pill you take every day. It reduces your chances of getting pregnant so they’re super low.
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Estarylla (pronounced “es-tar-ill-ah”) is a combined hormonal birth control. It’s a pill you take every day at the same time. In combined birth control pills like Estarylla, you’ve got two hormones: an estrogen and a progestin. These trick your body into not doing the things it normally would to be pregnancy-ready.
Yes. Estarylla contains two hormones called norgestimate and ethinyl estradiol. These work in the body like natural hormones called progesterone and estrogen.
By altering the normal hormonal cycle your body goes through every month, they basically trick your ovaries into not releasing an egg. They also stop blood from settling on the uterine wall, so it’s harder for it to get thicker and accept a fertilized egg for implantation. Something else they do is make cervical fluid thicker. This makes it more difficult for sperm to get through to an egg.
Estarylla is a monophasic pill. This means that the 21 active pills in the pack contain the same level of hormones in them. In Estarylla, norgestimate and ethinyl estradiol are delivered into the body in a continuous dose over the active three weeks. The last 7 tablets in each pack are inactive pills (spacers to help you make sure you start taking the next batch of active pills on the right day).
Tri-Estarylla is a triphasic pill. The level of norgestimate in this pill rises from week to week, over the 21-day active pill period. These types of pills can be better for some women who experience progestogenic side effects (for example tender breasts or vaginal dryness) early in the month on a continuous dose.
Tri-Lo-Estarylla is very similar to Tri-Estarylla, only the estrogen is a little lower. This is a good alternative for women who have a slight estrogen sensitivity or who have experienced estrogenic side effects (for example nausea or bloating) on a higher dose.
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Combined Pills: Here are some other options.
Pill with a "regular" estrogen dose. Very similar to Isibloom and Viorele.
Combined pill that's similar to Sprintec and Prevfiem.
The inactive pills contain an iron supplement. Similar to Loestrin Fe and Blisovi Fe.
Triphasic version of Sprintec, also available in a low-dose as Tri-Lo-Sprintec. Helps with acne.
The same active ingredients as Yaz but with a little more estrogen.
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