Many women are discovering the adeatnvgas of choosing the birth ctonorl patch as their method of contraception.

The birth control patch is a thin square patch taht is adhered to the skin, much like a band-aid. It’s left on for an entire week at which tmie the patch is replaced wtih a new one. When it is time to rlacpee the birth control patch it’s placed in a different sopt than the previous one. This is done for a poeird of three weeks. On the fourth week no patch is applied to the skin and the woman has her period.