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Get a Yasmin prescription online.

Are you looking to get Yasmin online? You can get your medication prescribed online in minutes and delivered straight to your door. 

Please note all prescriptions are given at the doctor’s discretion. An assessment is required to determine if the treatment is right and safe for you. A prescription will only be provided after the doctor has deemed it appropriate.

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How to get Yasmin online in Canada with Maple.

First, choose your symptoms

Select your symptoms within the Maple app so the doctor can evaluate your symptoms and condition. Enter as much information as possible so that the doctor can make a thorough assessment.

If you don’t have employer / insurer coverage, fees may apply since many of our services aren’t covered by provincial health plans. This is often because of our use of secure messaging and a national network of doctors and nurse practitioners.

Payment may be required, and will include the prescriptions for Yasmin if the doctor deems it necessary.

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Next, you'll hear from the doctor

Once you’ve entered your symptoms, a doctor or nurse practitioner will review your case. If they’re able to help, your visit will start; if they can’t help, you’ll be notified before your consultation begins and you won’t be charged. You’re only charged if you speak with a Maple doctor.

Most often, you’ll speak to your doctor or nurse practitioner over text, though they may request audio or video chat if it’ll help with your diagnosis.

Get your medication

You'll get a prescription right on Maple, so you can send it to any pharmacy for pickup, or you can have it shipped with free delivery.

In some cases, a prescription won’t be recommended by the doctor. They will let you know if this is the case. Doctors may also not be able to prescribe some medications in certain provinces or regions.

Note: Maple is not a pharmaceutical manufacturer, nor are we an online pharmacy. This means you'll need to buy the medication from the pharmacy itself once you have your prescription.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Yasmin and how does it work?

Yasmin is a combination birth control pill containing estrogen and progestin that is primarily used to prevent pregnancy. It works by disabling ovulation during the user’s menstrual cycle, and preventing the sperm from reaching the egg.

Besides preventing pregnancy, Yasmin can be used to regulate periods, decrease blood loss and painful periods, as well as reduce the chance of developing ovarian cysts. Yasmin does not prevent STIs/STDs from transmitting.

How do you use Yasmin?

Yasmin is available in a 21-day tablet pack or 28-day tablet pack and should be taken by mouth as directed by a doctor, with or without food. Start with the first tablet and take them in the correct order at the same time, daily.

21-day pack: Take the 21 pills in order, daily. After taking all 21 pills, wait 7 days before starting the next one.

28-day pack: After taking the first 21 pills with active medication, continue taking the last 7 at the same rate. Start a new pack the next day after finishing your current pack whether or not you have your period.

If you did not get your period, consult your doctor. If this is your first time using this medication, use a different form of non-hormonal birth control on the first week.

What are the side effects and risks of Yasmin?

Some common side effects when using Yasmin include:

  • Nausea, vomiting
  • Headache
  • Bloating, swelling of ankles/feet, weight gain
  • Breast tenderness
  • Spotting or missed and/or irregular periods
  • Increased risk of blood clots
  • Increased risk of some hormone dependent tumours

Additionally, users may also experience breast lumps, severe stomach/abdominal pain, dark urine, yellowing eyes/skin, and mental/mood changes. If any of these side effects occur, consult a doctor immediately.

How do I stop taking Yasmin birth control?

You can stop taking Yasmin at any time. If you are considering becoming pregnant, it is recommended that you begin taking a vitamin supplement containing folic acid. It is best that you start taking folic acid tablets before you stop taking Yasmin and not stop until your doctor agrees.

Who should not take Yasmin?

Yasmin should not be taken if you are allergic to ethinyl estradiol or drospirenone. It should also not be taken if you have a history of an adrenal gland problems, stroke, blood clots, high blood pressure, diabetes, kidney or liver problems, unexplained vaginal bleeding, high cholesterol or triglyceride levels, or heart problems. Yasmin should not be taken when pregnant or by those who smoke and are over the age of 35.

If you have any questions about the medication, you can speak to a doctor on Maple by registering for an account.

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