Mirena is a hormonal intrauterine device (IUD) containing 52 mg of levonorgestrel. It provides long-term contraception for up to 5 years by releasing a low dose of hormone directly into the uterus, reducing systemic exposure while offering reliable pregnancy prevention.

Features

• Long-term contraception: Effective for up to 5 years per device.
• Hormone-releasing IUD: Contains 52 mg levonorgestrel for local hormone delivery.
• Single-device pack: Comes with one intrauterine device and insertion tools.
• Low systemic hormone exposure: Minimizes estrogen-related side effects compared to oral contraceptives.

Benefits

• Highly effective long-term pregnancy prevention.
• Convenient “set and forget” method with minimal maintenance.
• Reduces menstrual bleeding and cramps in many users.
• Suitable for women seeking estrogen-free contraception.

Package Contents: 1 intrauterine device (52 mg levonorgestrel) with insertion tools

Recommended Usage

• Inserted by a qualified healthcare professional into the uterus.
• Can remain effective for up to 5 years; replace after this period or sooner if removal is desired.
• Follow healthcare provider guidance for regular check-ups and monitoring.

Mirena – Problem Solver

• Contraception: Highly effective long-term pregnancy prevention.
• Menstrual management: Can reduce heavy bleeding and menstrual cramps.
• Low-maintenance: Once inserted, no daily action is required.