Nigel Posted:

Yasmin was approved nine years ago, so it’s not exactly the latest. Also Yaz isn’t the same thing – it has the same ingredients but a lower dosage.

They’ve both got 3mg drospirenone in them which is what all the legal hub-bub is over. Yasmin has 30 mcg of ethinylestradol while Yaz only has 20 mcg. If you want to know what difference that makes, there’s a very interesting thread going on at SoulCysters.net, an entire forum for women with Polycystic ovary syndrome (seriously, this is what happens when women are allowed to use computers). And I’m just copypasta-ing crap from my spam folder lolz Log in to see images!