[Jayci]

consider you guys lucky, its over $60 for three months in Australia. I agree with everything YazWomen just said, I saw a difference in my sweet intake and loss of weight too... as it suppressed it.

I think I gave it up too quickly to try what my gyno suggested for my issue but should the implanon fail and not work for me, then I want to try Yaz again.

[Yazwoman]

consider you guys lucky, its over $60 for three months in Australia. I agree with everything YazWomen just said, I saw a difference in my sweet intake and loss of weight too... as it suppressed it.

I think I gave it up too quickly to try what my gyno suggested for my issue but should the implanon fail and not work for me, then I want to try Yaz again.

I'm glad that other people had experienced this too. For me, that's a definite plus. My desire for chocolate (especially dark chocolate) was nearly insatiable at certain times of the month. Yaz has helped me gain control of that. I feel sorry for the Chocolate stores around here, they aren't getting as much of my money! Haha.

[Jizzle]

Where can I buy in Korea???

It's $20 per box here in Korea, and I thought that was expensive!

Wow thanks for the detailed post. I did notice there were only 4 placebo days, which I thought was interesting.

So far things seem to be fine, I know it's probably too early to tell... But I HAVE been a tad bit emotional, what with certain commercials almost making me teary. But maybe that's just because I'm on my period anyway.

Hi, I'm new to Korea and I saw your post and was wondering where I can get Yaz in Korea. Do I have to go to a dermatologist out here and get a prescription? Or can I buy it over the counter? Thanks in advance for you help.

[Yazwoman]

Hi, I'm new to Korea and I saw your post and was wondering where I can get Yaz in Korea. Do I have to go to a dermatologist out here and get a prescription? Or can I buy it over the counter? Thanks in advance for you help.

I don't think you have to go to a dermatologist, I think you have to go to a gynecologist (women's doctor) or even a primary care doc to get a prescription. Usually you have to get a pelvic exam and get screened before they give you hormonal pills, at least in the States. (As far I know Yaz is prescription only, but don't know about Korea)

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