Evorel 100 Patches
PN: POMVE100
8 Patches
This is a prescription only medicine
It is available through an NHS prescription.
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The active ingredient in Evorel is Estradiol.Evorel 25 contains 1.6mg Estradiol and delivers 25mf of Estradiol a day. Evorel 50 contains 3.2mg Estradiol and delivers 50mg of Estradiol a day. Evorel 75 contains 4.8mg Estradiol and delivers 75mg of Estradiol a day. Evorel 100 contains 6.4mg Estradiol and delivers 100mg of Estradiol a day.
The other ingredients are Duro-Tak 387-2287 ( this makes the patches sticky), Guar Guma and Hostaphan MN19 (backing film).
The other ingredients are Duro-Tak 387-2287 ( this makes the patches sticky), Guar Guma and Hostaphan MN19 (backing film).
Use Evorel as advised by your doctor. If you are unsure seek medical advice. The highest dose you should have is 100 mg of Estradiol in a day. Put an Evorel patch on within 5 days of the start of your bleed or put a patch on at the end of your cycle or one week after you finish using another HRT product.
The patch should be changed twice a week. Do not leave a break between each patch to ensure a regular supply of hormones is delivered. Change your patch the same two days every week. Most women prefer to wear the patch on the thigh or bottom. Do not apply on or near the breasts. Do not apply the patch on the same area of skin twice in a row. Do not wear the patch under elasticated areas or a tight waistband. Apply the patch to clean, dry cool skin as soon as you open the protective pouch.
Open and peel- using the notches as a guide, tear along two edges of the pouch. Remove the patch. With the protective backing facing you, bend and feel off half the backing. Do not touch the sticky side, it may not stick properly. Apply and press- apply the open half of the patch to your skin. Remove the remaining backing and press down the rest of the path. Press the patch with the palm of your hand to make sure it is firmly stuck down.
The patch should be changed twice a week. Do not leave a break between each patch to ensure a regular supply of hormones is delivered. Change your patch the same two days every week. Most women prefer to wear the patch on the thigh or bottom. Do not apply on or near the breasts. Do not apply the patch on the same area of skin twice in a row. Do not wear the patch under elasticated areas or a tight waistband. Apply the patch to clean, dry cool skin as soon as you open the protective pouch.
Open and peel- using the notches as a guide, tear along two edges of the pouch. Remove the patch. With the protective backing facing you, bend and feel off half the backing. Do not touch the sticky side, it may not stick properly. Apply and press- apply the open half of the patch to your skin. Remove the remaining backing and press down the rest of the path. Press the patch with the palm of your hand to make sure it is firmly stuck down.
Keep out of the reach and sight of children. Use as directed by your doctor. Do not use Evorel if you are allergic to any of the ingredients, ever had breast cancer, if you have a thickening of the lining of the womb, vaginal bleeding which you cannot explain, ever had blood clots, if you have liver disease, blocked arteries. Tell your doctor if you are taking any other medication. Do not use if you are pregnant or you might become pregnant and do not use if you are breast feeding.
The active ingredient in Evorel is Estradiol.Evorel 25 contains 1.6mg Estradiol and delivers 25mf of Estradiol a day. Evorel 50 contains 3.2mg Estradiol and delivers 50mg of Estradiol a day. Evorel 75 contains 4.8mg Estradiol and delivers 75mg of Estradiol a day. Evorel 100 contains 6.4mg Estradiol and delivers 100mg of Estradiol a day.
The other ingredients are Duro-Tak 387-2287 ( this makes the patches sticky), Guar Guma and Hostaphan MN19 (backing film).
The other ingredients are Duro-Tak 387-2287 ( this makes the patches sticky), Guar Guma and Hostaphan MN19 (backing film).
Use Evorel as advised by your doctor. If you are unsure seek medical advice. The highest dose you should have is 100 mg of Estradiol in a day. Put an Evorel patch on within 5 days of the start of your bleed or put a patch on at the end of your cycle or one week after you finish using another HRT product.
The patch should be changed twice a week. Do not leave a break between each patch to ensure a regular supply of hormones is delivered. Change your patch the same two days every week. Most women prefer to wear the patch on the thigh or bottom. Do not apply on or near the breasts. Do not apply the patch on the same area of skin twice in a row. Do not wear the patch under elasticated areas or a tight waistband. Apply the patch to clean, dry cool skin as soon as you open the protective pouch.
Open and peel- using the notches as a guide, tear along two edges of the pouch. Remove the patch. With the protective backing facing you, bend and feel off half the backing. Do not touch the sticky side, it may not stick properly. Apply and press- apply the open half of the patch to your skin. Remove the remaining backing and press down the rest of the path. Press the patch with the palm of your hand to make sure it is firmly stuck down.
The patch should be changed twice a week. Do not leave a break between each patch to ensure a regular supply of hormones is delivered. Change your patch the same two days every week. Most women prefer to wear the patch on the thigh or bottom. Do not apply on or near the breasts. Do not apply the patch on the same area of skin twice in a row. Do not wear the patch under elasticated areas or a tight waistband. Apply the patch to clean, dry cool skin as soon as you open the protective pouch.
Open and peel- using the notches as a guide, tear along two edges of the pouch. Remove the patch. With the protective backing facing you, bend and feel off half the backing. Do not touch the sticky side, it may not stick properly. Apply and press- apply the open half of the patch to your skin. Remove the remaining backing and press down the rest of the path. Press the patch with the palm of your hand to make sure it is firmly stuck down.
Keep out of the reach and sight of children. Use as directed by your doctor. Do not use Evorel if you are allergic to any of the ingredients, ever had breast cancer, if you have a thickening of the lining of the womb, vaginal bleeding which you cannot explain, ever had blood clots, if you have liver disease, blocked arteries. Tell your doctor if you are taking any other medication. Do not use if you are pregnant or you might become pregnant and do not use if you are breast feeding.