The blue ones are faux pills and not taking the white ones is what starts your period. They are hormones and they tell your body not to have a period. The blue ones just keep you on track so you can have the right number of days before you start your new cycle of pills.
Blue Cross Blue shield of Illinois covers birth control in the state of Illinois. Since the affordable care act took place, there is a zero cost for contraceptives.
sprntec is a good birth control
the dark blue ones mean your period is coming, or arrives with the start of the 1st dark blue pill. they have no estrogen in them.
They're of approximately the same effectiveness at birth control ... none whatsoever ... since they're both pregnancy tests, not birth control devices.
most of them
birth control. i think
Yes, as long as your plan covers prescriptions.
To create light blue, mix blue and white together. Start by adding small amounts of white to the blue until you achieve the desired shade of light blue. Remember, it's easier to add more color than to lighten it later, so start with a small amount of white.
Mixing blue and white can create the color sky blue. Start with a base of blue and gradually add white until you achieve the desired shade.
It will be based off of the employer group that your insurance is through. Corporately, Blue Cross Blue Shield covers birth control, but every contract is different. Each employer group is able to select which benefits theyd like to allow & which ones theyd like to exlude.
Some do and some don't. Depends on your policy. Give rm a call.