Levonelle (levonorgestrel) is an emergency contraceptive which prevents pregnancy in women after unprotected intercourse. In many locations it's commonly referred to as the "morning after pill".

One tablet is taken within 72 hours of unprotected sexual activity to prevent pregnancy. Sooner is better; the treatment is most effective in the first 12 hours. When taken from 13 to 72 hours after intercourse, it's effective 84% of the time.

It should only be taken as an emergency measure, and only after intercourse has taken place. It's considerably less effective if taken prior to sex.

Women may safely continue using other birth control methods during and after Levonelle use, including birth control pills, spermicides, and contraceptive implants.

Buy Levonelle for Safe, Effective Emergency Contraception:

Levonelle is an inexpensive, remarkably safe and effective solution for women who wish to maintain reproductive control after unprotected sex. Depending on the length of time since intercourse and the stage of the reproductive cycle, Levonelle prevents pregnancy in three ways:

• Prevents ovaries from releasing an egg.
• Inhibits fertilization of an already released egg.
• Prevents fertilized eggs from attaching to the uterus lining.

This treatment is not 100% effective all the time. Women should follow up Levonelle use with a pregnancy test around three weeks after unprotected sex took place, especially if a period is late.

Because it's so important to use this medication as soon as possible after unprotected sex, many women prefer to buy Levonelle in advance to have it on hand in case it's needed. Always check to make sure it's not expired before using.

What Levonelle is Not:

This product is not a replacement for more traditional forms of birth control, such as condoms or birth control pills. Other birth control methods are more reliable, and excessive use of Levonelle may disrupt menstrual cycles. Possible adverse effects from chronic, long term use are unknown.

Levonelle is not an abortifacient. It will not terminate an existing pregnancy. Though women who are pregnant should not buy Levonelle, there is no evidence that this medication will harm unborn babies or nursing infants.

Adverse Reactions:

Side effects associated with Levonelle are both rare and mild. The biggest risk is an allergic reaction to the ingredients, indicated by hives, itching, and swelling of the face or throat. Persons with hypersensitivity to any of the ingredients should not buy Levonelle.

Some women experience spotting and an unusually light or heavy period after Levonelle use. The menstrual cycle should return to normal after the next period.

Certain medications are known to interfere with this product's effectiveness as a contraceptive:

• Medications used to treat epilepsy
• Ritonavir, used to treat HIV
• Products containing St John's wort
• Griseofulvin, used to treat fungal infections
• Medications used to treat tuberculosis
• Ciclosporin, an immunosuppressant

If taking any of the above medications or allergic to any of the ingredients, discuss alternative options with a doctor or pharmacist.

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A prescription is required to buy Levonelle. Our online physician may issue a prescription at no additional charge for suitable candidates, or prescriptions from other medical professionals may be sent to us.

Some localities have placed age restrictions on who can buy Levonelle, while other areas allow anyone of 16 years or older to purchase and use this product without parental consent. Clients who buy Levonelle are responsible for complying with local laws and regulations.

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