A chewable pill with a week of iron supplements.

Wymzya Fe is a chewable birth control pill with an iron supplement in the inactive pills. It can also help with acne.
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Wymzya Fe is a little different from your typical birth control pill. It’s still got both progestin and estrogen (so it’s a “combined” pill) and has the high effectiveness you expect from your birth control, but it’s chewable. If you have difficulty swallowing medication — or just dislike it — Wymzya Fe is a great choice. Your pills will even have a slight spearmint flavor, making your daily BC habit a bit more enjoyable.
The two specific hormones in Wymzya Fe are norethindrone acetate, a progestin, and ethinyl estradiol, an estrogen.
Wymzya Fe is a generic version of Femcon Fe. That means they have the same active ingredients in the same amounts but are made by different companies and come with different packaging and price tags.
There are other birth control pills that have the same hormone dosage but are not chewable, or do not come with an iron supplement in the inactive pills.
Wymzya Fe has three weeks of active tablets and one week of iron supplements. “Fe” is the symbol for iron in the periodic table. All birth control pills with it in their name contain iron.
The Wymzya Fe dosage is .4mg of norethindrone acetate (that’s the progestin) and .035mg of ethinyl estradiol (an estrogen). Its iron pills contain 75mg of ferrous fumarate. That’s not enough iron to fix a deficiency but will give you a little boost during your period week.
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