Product type
Triphasic combined birth control pill
Source: official US labelUS brand reference
This page identifies the active ingredients and official US label for Trivora. It is a reference for the exact name on your pack, not a decision about switching, timing, or personal medical care.
Triphasic combined birth control pill
Source: official US labelLevonorgestrel/ethinyl estradiol: 0.050/0.030 mg, 0.075/0.040 mg, and 0.125/0.030 mg across three active-tablet phases
Source: official US label28 tablets: 6 blue active tablets (0.050 mg levonorgestrel/0.030 mg ethinyl estradiol), 5 white active tablets (0.075/0.040 mg), 10 pink active tablets (0.125/0.030 mg), then 7 peach inert tablets. Strength pairs list levonorgestrel first.
Check the exact labelRPK Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (repackaged label)
See label informationJune 7, 2023
Open the official labelRead the product information maintained in DailyMed by the US National Library of Medicine.
Open the official labelCheck that the name, strength, and tablet sequence on your own pack match the label before relying on it. This reference does not tell you whether two products are interchangeable or what to do after a late, missed, vomited, or extra tablet.
Search Trivora in the Pill Brand Finder Read the US pharmacy brand-switch guide
For general information about pill types and brand questions, use this guide alongside the label for your exact pack.
Read the related Estroclic guideYes. Trivora is one of the supported US birth control pill brands in Estroclic's Pill Brand Finder.
No. A brand name, ingredients, dose, tablet sequence, packaging, and patient instructions are not interchangeable concepts. Ask the pharmacist who dispensed the medicine about any switch or equivalence question.
Use the official US label linked on this page and the leaflet supplied with your exact pack. A pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional can help with personal questions.
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