No-not technically. Ocella contains the same ingredients as Yaz, but at a different strength. Ocella has slightly more of the estrogen component than Yaz. Ocella is, however, the same as Yasmin and is referred to as the "generic" form of that drug. Yaz is not yet available as a cheaper generic because it is still patented by the drug company.
If there is a concern for price here, talk to your doctor about switching to Ocella-- likely there would not be any problem with doing so.
If you or a loved one suffered a serious injury or side effects from Yasmin, Yaz, or Ocella, you can call the established hotline of 888-348-7515 for free compensation information.
Yes. Yaz is monophasic.
Yes Yaz is a word
Yaz does not contain aspirin.
Yaz comes in only one dose.
You just call it Yaz.
From taking Yaz probably
Hande'yle Yaz Bitmez was created in 2010.
yes a yaz a hormonal is a birth contril
Yes, "yaz" is a word. It is a Turkish word that means "summer."
Yaz is a birth control pill. It is intended to prevent pregnancy.
If taken correctly and you have no side effects they are round 99% effective.