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Ortho Evra Lawsuit Research - Ortho Evra Side Effects: Skin Irritation

One of the side effects of Ortho Evra is skin irritation, which means redness or a rash that may occur at the site of application. If this occurs, the patch may be removed and a new patch may be applied to a new location until the next Change Day.

Now you can receive important updated information on the risks to using the Ortho Evra Birth Control Patch. Request a complimentary information booklet (supplies are limited).

Single replacement patches are available from your local pharmacy.

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