Birth control patch?

[penguindance]

 

[tryingsumtinnew]

Well though I certainly can't use that form of birth control, I have used the nicotine patches. If it's anything like them, they leave an awful sticky patch on your skin that you can barely scratch away with a brillo pad.

 

[Olivianna]

Sounds nasty, but then I'm a no-hormone-pill/patch-kind-of-gal.

 

[lickerish]

Used it.. it's effective, but it leaves a lovely blue ring of sticky stuff behind.. like a bandaid left on for a few days. Like tryingsumtinnew said

I like Lunelle better. Check it out-> www.Lunelle.com

 

[tryingsumtinnew]

Used it.. it's effective, but it leaves a lovely blue ring of sticky stuff behind.. like a bandaid left on for a few days. Like tryingsumtinnew said

I like Lunelle better. Check it out-> www.Lunelle.com

Wooohoooo, need to write this date down, I was finally right bout something.

 

[lickerish]

whoda thunk it?


kidding

 

[penguindance]

 

[lickerish]

Lunelle is better because it's the same formula as the BC pill.. which I need (adds estrogen), but it's in shot form, which is great cuz I'm horrible with pills.

Depo depleted my estrogen, which caused a period 365 days of the year, so I had to go on estrogen pills whole time I was on it.. see above about the pill thing.

I've only been on it for 2 month, I haven't had any side effects yet.

 

[BustyTheClown]

lickerish, thanks for sharing the info about Lunelle. I'm trying to get as much information as I can about different forms of birth control for my very first gyno visit, at the beginning of October. Keep us informed as to how you're coming along with it. Good luck!

 

[freakygirl]

Well though I certainly can't use that form of birth control, I have used the nicotine patches. If it's anything like them, they leave an awful sticky patch on your skin that you can barely scratch away with a brillo pad.

I'm on the nicotine patch now.. have been for 9 days. I haven't had this problem.

It leaves a mark (where the fibers of my clothing get kinda stuck) like a bandaid does.. but it comes right off with a little soap and water.