

Very high reliability.1
The vaginal ring contains an estrogen and a progestogen combination, and is inserted into the vagina and is kept in place for three weeks; it should then be removed for a one-week break. Following the week break, a new vaginal ring is inserted.
The vaginal ring provides an alternative form
of contraception which has to be changed only once every four weeks.
It may also make your periods more regular, lighter and may reduce cramping.
It can cause similar hormonal type side effects as you would experience
with the
combined pill but in addition you may experience vaginal irritation,
discomfort or discharge. Some women and/or their partners may be
able to feel it during intercourse.

