Oral Contraceptives

Oral Contraceptives

by Better Leap Media

5 ratings
10 reviews
$7.99

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 3, 2011
  • May 27, 2025
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This app provides a comprehensive database of FDA-approved oral contraceptives, including name brand and generic options. It allows healthcare professionals to quickly reference drug information, identify equivalent brands, and filter by specific dosages or formulations. Emergency contraceptives and efficacy charts are also included.

Database of 200+ oral contraceptives
Name brand and generic options
Filter by estrogen/progestin dosage
Identify equivalent alternative brands
Emergency contraceptive information
Contraceptive efficacy chart
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What's New in Oral Contraceptives

2.18.0

May 27, 2025

- Drug list updated through May 2025 (based on FDA database). - Newly added formulations: Rhuzdah, Emzahh, Turqoz, Minzoya, Opill. - Drug images fixed and updated. - Emergency contraceptives list updated as of May 2025. - General reference links updated and fixed.

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User reviews

Great app—please update!

Have been using for years but really needs content update!

Great app - needs update

As a women’s health NP, I use this app all the time to navigate the endless sea of generic OCPs. It is quick and easy to use. I love that I can sort by progestin type, name, etc. The problem is that there are multiple new generics out there and the app hasn’t been updated to reflect this. It would also be nice to be able to make personalized notes within the app.
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Great app but needs updating

Please update your list! There’s new stuff out there, and I use this app all the time to guide my decisions on which pill to give.

New interface is great

I've always found this app to be a fast pocket resource. The redesign has made it more attractive and, more importantly, easier to use.

Please update

GREAT APP but as a gynecologist who prescribes oral contraceptives daily please please update this. I feel that generic OCPs are added to the market so frequently it would be wonderful to have this periodically updated.

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FAQ

What is the Oral Contraceptives app?

The Oral Contraceptives app is a medical reference tool that provides a database of over 200 FDA-approved oral contraceptives. It helps healthcare professionals quickly find drug information, compare brands, and filter by specific formulations.

How much does the Oral Contraceptives app cost?

The Oral Contraceptives app is a paid application, priced at $7.99. This one-time purchase grants access to its comprehensive database and features.

What devices support the Oral Contraceptives app?

The Oral Contraceptives app is currently supported on iPhone and iPod devices. It is designed for use on Apple's mobile platforms.

How often is the Oral Contraceptives app updated?

The Oral Contraceptives app was last updated on May 27, 2025, with version 2.18.0. This indicates a commitment to keeping the drug information current.

Does the Oral Contraceptives app have ads?

No, the Oral Contraceptives app does not contain advertisements. It is designed to provide an uninterrupted user experience for medical professionals.

What is the age rating for the Oral Contraceptives app?

The Oral Contraceptives app has an age rating of 12+. This suggests that while the content is medical, it is deemed appropriate for users aged 12 and above.

Can I find emergency contraceptives in the Oral Contraceptives app?

Yes, the Oral Contraceptives app includes information on emergency contraceptives. It also features a handy contraceptive efficacy chart for quick reference.

Is the Oral Contraceptives app a substitute for professional medical advice?

No, the app explicitly states it is provided for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Users should always consult with a physician.