A long-acting contraceptive implant through continuous release of a progestin hormone.Indications:- Long-term contraception for the prevention of pregnancy.- Suitable for women seeking a reversible, hormone-based contraceptive method.Main Active Ingredient:- Etonogestrel.Precautions:- Must be inserted and removed by a trained healthcare professional.- Not recommended in women with known or suspected pregnancy.- Contraindicated in patients with active or past thromboembolic disorders, severe liver disease, or hormone-sensitive malignancies.- Use with caution in women with diabetes, hypertension, or a history of depression.- Regular follow-up is recommended after insertion.Side Effects:- Changes in menstrual bleeding patterns.- Headache.- Weight gain.- Acne.- Breast tenderness.- Mood changes.Drug-Drug Interactions:- Reduced effectiveness when used with enzyme-inducing drugs such as certain antiepileptics, rifampicin, and some antiretroviral medicines.- Consult a healthcare professional when using concomitant medications.

- Implanted subdermally in the upper arm by a healthcare professional.
- Provides contraceptive protection for up to 3 years.
- Removal should be performed by a trained healthcare professional at or before the end of the effective period.

• Contraception