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£17.99
Noriday is a progesterone only contraceptive pill, also known as the mini-pill. It is commonly used by women who are unable to take the combined pill.
| Name & Dosage | x3 x 28 Tablets (3 Month Course) |
|---|---|
| Noriday 350mcg x 28 Tablets (3 Month Course) |
£17.99 |
For more information about the contraceptive pill Noriday, take a look at the patient information leaflet below:
To find out more information about Noriday, visit the NHS website.
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