Product Images Junel Fe 1/20

Junel® Fe 1/20 is a prescription drug used for birth control purposes. It is also known as the generic for Loestrin. The package contains a warning that prohibits giving the drug to anyone other than the patient for whom it was prescribed. The drug is manufactured by Teva Pharmaceuticals USA Inc. The available dosage is 1/20 and it comes in a pack size with a specific expiration date and lot number. The text also includes instructions in English and Spanish on how to take the drug as directed.*

This text appears to be a fragment of a user manual or guide for a medication or contraceptive pill. It includes instructions for starting the medication and a visual aid showing the days of the week and the direction in which to take the pills each week. However, the text is not complete or comprehensible enough to provide further information or context.*

This text provides instructions for starting birth control pills on a day other than Sunday. Users are advised to place a day label strip starting from the first day of their period. Additionally, there is a visual aid of the direction in which to take pills each week.*

This is a table showing circulatory disease mortality rates per 100,000 woman years by age, smoking status, and oral contraceptive use. The table includes age ranges from 15-24 to 45+ and shows the mortality rates of women who smoke, use oral contraceptives, both, or neither. There are no further details and interpretations available from the given text.*

This text appears to be a set of instructions for starting a pack of birth control pills. It includes information for both "Sunday starters" and "Day-1 starters" depending on whether your period begins on a Sunday or a different day. It instructs the user to begin by placing the appropriate day label strip and to take the pills in a certain direction each week.*

This text appears to be a snippet of instructions for a birth control pill packet. It includes information on how to place the day label strip based on the starting day of the menstrual cycle and how to take the pills from left to right each week.*

This is a set of instructions for starting birth control pills for individuals whose period begins on days other than Sunday. The user is advised to place a label strip that starts with the first day of their period. Additionally, there is a direction to take pills from left to right each week.*

This text provides instructions for how to start taking birth control pills on a non-Sunday starting day. There is also a week label strip included. The pills should be taken from left to right each week according to the given instructions.*