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Emergency Contraception

para>Brand name

First dose

Second dose

Take these pills as soon as possible after unprotected sex. Emergency contraception works up to 5 days after unprotected sex. The sooner you take it, the better it will work.

Take these pills 12 hours after taking the first set of pills.

Alesse

5 pink pills

5 pink pills

Aviane

5 orange pills

5 orange pills

Cryselle

4 white pills

4 white pills

Enpresse

4 orange pills

4 orange pills

Jolessa

4 pink pills

4 pink pills

Lessina

5 pink pills

5 pink pills

Levlen

4 light orange pills

4 light orange pills

Levlite

5 pink pills

5 pink pills

Levora

4 white pills

4 white pills

Lo/Ovral

4 white pills

4 white pills

Low-Ogestrel

4 white pills

4 white pills

Lutera

5 white pills

5 white pills

Lybrel

6 yellow pills

6 yellow pills

Nordette

4 light orange pills

4 light orange pills

Ogestrel

2 white pills

2 white pills

Ovral

2 white pills

2 white pills

Ovrette

20 yellow pills

20 yellow pills

Portia

4 pink pills

4 pink pills

Quasense

4 white pills

4 white pills

Seasonale

4 pink pills

4 pink pills

Seasonique

4 blue-green pills

4 blue-green pills

Tri-Levlen

4 yellow pills

4 yellow pills

Triphasil

4 yellow pills

4 yellow pills

Trivora

4 pink pills

4 pink pills

If you want to use birth control pills for emergency contraception, you must take two doses 12 hours apart. Find the brand name of the pills you take in the left-hand column. Then see the second and third columns to find out how many of which color pills to take for that brand name. Keep in mind that birth control pills work but are less effective than Plan B ‚ ® One-Step or Next Choice ‚ ®, and they are more likely to cause nausea and vomiting.

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