Product Images Junel Fe 28 Day

This text provides instructions for individuals who have a period that begins on a day other than Sunday. It instructs them to use a day label strip that aligns with the first day of their period. It also includes directions for taking pills weekly, from left to right.*

Junel Fe 1.5/30 is a medication prescribed for preventing pregnancy. It comes in a package containing 6 blister cards, each with tablets containing Ferrous fumarate. The tablets are not USP certified for safety. The box warns that transferring the drug to anyone other than the intended patient, is prohibited by federal law. The medication should be kept at a safe distance from children and temperature. The package contains instructions in English and Spanish. The billing chart log contains details regarding the lot, batch, NDC number, package size, expiration date, and manufacturer of the product.*

The table shows the mortality rates per 100,000 woman years due to circulatory disease. The data is categorized by age, smoking status, and oral contraceptive use. The table has four columns, including the range of woman years, even users, odd users, and controls, and eight rows representing different age ranges. The mortality rate ranges from 0 to 250, with the highest rate among 45+ age group non-users.*

The text seems to be a set of instructions for starting birth control pills. It explains how to place the label strip based on the starting day of the menstrual cycle and how to take the pills in the correct direction.*

This is a description of a menstrual cycle tracking tool with labeled day strips. The tool includes instructions for placing the day label strip that starts with the first day of the period, and directions for taking pills each week from left to right. The text includes some errors and is not completely clear, but the description provides a general idea of the content of the tool.*

This text provides instructions on how to use birth control pills. It mentions that if a person's period starts on a day other than Sunday, they should use the label strip that starts with the first day of their period. Additionally, it indicates that the pills should be taken from left to right each week.*

This appears to be a portion of the instructions from a birth control pill pack. It provides instructions for starting the pills depending on the day on which the period starts and also mentions the direction in which the pills should be taken each week.*