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Brenda-35 ED is the generic equivalent of Diane-35 ED. It contains cyproterone acetate for anti-androgenic effects, commonly used for acne.
Brenda-35 ED contains ethinylestradiol 35mcg and cyproterone acetate 2mg, making it a generic equivalent of Diane-35 ED. It is used for the treatment of androgen-dependent conditions such as acne vulgaris, seborrhoea, and hirsutism in women of reproductive age.
Brenda-35 ED also functions as a hormonal contraceptive when taken as directed. Women choosing Brenda-35 ED benefit from both cycle regulation and management of skin and hair conditions associated with elevated androgen activity.
Like all cyproterone acetate-containing contraceptives, Brenda-35 ED carries specific prescribing considerations. Your GP will assess your suitability before prescribing and will typically review treatment after the underlying condition has been controlled.
99.7%
$25.00
1 month supply (PBS)
PBS Code: 1087J
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