Liza Tablet

Warning and Precaution

Missed a pill? Here’s what to do:

If you’re less than 12 hours late:

• Take the missed pill as soon as you remember.

• Take your next pill at the usual time. You’re still protected.

If it’s more than 12 hours late:

Week 1:

• Take the missed pill right away—even if you have to take 2 pills in one day.

• Use condoms for the next 7 days.

• If you had sex in the 7 days before missing the pill, you might be at risk of pregnancy. Talk to your doctor.

Week 2:

• Same as above—take the missed pill as soon as you remember.

• If you were taking your pills properly the week before, you’re still protected. If not, use condoms for 7 days.

Week 3:
You have two options:
Option 1:

• Take the missed pill immediately (even if it means taking 2 in a day).

• Finish your pack and start the next one without a 7-day break. Your period might not come until the next pack ends, and that’s okay.

Option 2:

• Stop taking pills and start your 7-day break early.

• Start your next pack after the 7 days.

If you vomit or have diarrhea within 3–4 hours of taking the pill, it may not work properly. Treat it like a missed pill and follow the instructions above.

Allergic reactions – stop and get help right away if you notice:

• Swollen face, lips, or eyes

• Trouble breathing

• Widespread itchy rash

Important to tell your doctor if:

• You’re allergic to any ingredients in the pill

• You’re pregnant, breastfeeding, or trying to conceive

• You smoke

• You’re taking other medicines or supplements

• You have health issues like liver problems, migraines, diabetes, heart disease, blood clots, stroke, or cancer