Brand name
Use the name and strength printed on the pack. Spellings and similar-looking names can matter.
Brand reference
US birth control pill brand reference
Use this reference to organize what is printed on your pack, find the official leaflet, and prepare a pharmacist question. It does not determine whether two products are interchangeable or what you should take.
Start with the exact pack
Active ingredients
Record the active ingredients and strengths shown on the label. Do not rely on a product name alone.
Official leaflet
Open the linked official leaflet for the specific product and market, then ask a pharmacist about any switch or dosing question.
Search brands supported in Estroclic
The Pill Brand Finder lets you search supported US, UK, and Canadian brands by name, active ingredients, and one of four tracking paths: combined, traditional progestin-only, desogestrel progestin-only, or extended-cycle. Each card links to official product information where available.
Open the Pill Brand FinderOfficial-label US brand pages
These first brand references were selected because they are already supported in Estroclic and each is connected to an official US DailyMed product label. The full finder distinguishes four tracking paths without treating any products or categories as interchangeable.
Nikki
Combined birth control pill. Check active ingredients and open the official US label for the exact product.
View Nikki referenceLarin Fe 1/20
Combined birth control pill. Check active ingredients and open the official US label for the exact product.
View Larin Fe 1/20 referenceLarin Fe 1.5/30
Combined birth control pill. Check active ingredients and open the official US label for the exact product.
View Larin Fe 1.5/30 referenceBlisovi Fe 1.5/30
Combined birth control pill. Check active ingredients and open the official US label for the exact product.
View Blisovi Fe 1.5/30 referenceEstarylla
Combined birth control pill. Check active ingredients and open the official US label for the exact product.
View Estarylla referenceTriNessa
Triphasic combined birth control pill. Check active ingredients and open the official US label for the exact product.
View TriNessa referenceReclipsen
Combined birth control pill. Check active ingredients and open the official US label for the exact product.
View Reclipsen referenceKariva
Biphasic combined birth control pill. Check active ingredients and open the official US label for the exact product.
View Kariva referenceSyeda
Combined birth control pill. Check active ingredients and open the official US label for the exact product.
View Syeda referenceCamrese
Extended-cycle combined birth control pill. Check active ingredients and open the official US label for the exact product.
View Camrese referenceDeblitane
Traditional progestin-only birth control pill. Check active ingredients and open the official US label for the exact product.
View Deblitane referenceNatazia
Four-phase combined birth control pill. Check active ingredients and open the official US label for the exact product.
View Natazia referenceBrowse by ingredient or pack family
These references group selected brands by facts stated in their official labels. They do not decide that a product is equivalent to another product.
Drospirenone and ethinyl estradiol birth control pill reference
Compare selected official-label details within this ingredient or pack family.
Explore the formulation referenceNorethindrone acetate and ethinyl estradiol birth control pill reference
Compare selected official-label details within this ingredient or pack family.
Explore the formulation referenceNorgestimate and ethinyl estradiol birth control pill reference
Compare selected official-label details within this ingredient or pack family.
Explore the formulation referenceDesogestrel and ethinyl estradiol birth control pill reference
Compare selected official-label details within this ingredient or pack family.
Explore the formulation referenceExtended-cycle birth control pill reference
Compare selected official-label details within this ingredient or pack family.
Explore the formulation referenceOfficial-label comparisons
Each comparison puts selected product-label facts side by side. It is designed to make a pharmacist conversation clearer, not to determine substitution.
Nikki vs Syeda: official label comparison
Review ingredients, strengths, pack sequence, labeler details, and official-label dates.
Read the comparisonLarin Fe 1.5/30 vs Blisovi Fe 1.5/30: official label comparison
Review ingredients, strengths, pack sequence, labeler details, and official-label dates.
Read the comparisonEstarylla vs TriNessa: official label comparison
Review ingredients, strengths, pack sequence, labeler details, and official-label dates.
Read the comparisonReclipsen vs Kariva: official label comparison
Review ingredients, strengths, pack sequence, labeler details, and official-label dates.
Read the comparisonWhen a pharmacy changes the box
A brand, generic, packaging, hormone dose, tablet sequence, and patient instructions are not interchangeable concepts. Do not decide that two products are equivalent from a website comparison alone. Keep a record of the old and new pack, then ask the pharmacist who dispensed it to explain the change.
Read the US guide to a pharmacy birth control brand switchKeep your routine together
Use Estroclic to record your current pill, schedule, and personal timeline.
Estroclic is a personal tracking app. It can help you organize information, but your patient leaflet, pharmacist, or clinician remains the right source for personal medical guidance.
Estroclic provides general information and personal tracking tools, not medical, pharmaceutical, or clinical advice. Check the patient information leaflet for your exact medicine and speak with a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional when you need individual guidance.