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Isibloom User Reviews & Ratings (Page 5)

Isibloom has an average rating of 5.4 out of 10 from a total of 284 reviews on Drugs.com. 40% of reviewers reported a positive experience, while 37% reported a negative experience.

Reviews for Isibloom

  • JCano
  • Taken for 6 months to 1 year
  • January 24, 2019

For Birth Control "This pill got changed on me without notice. I started taking it with no questions asked BUT, its making me not interested in sex with or kissing my husband and both of us are upset about it. I'm gonna be changing to a different pill because this one is not for me."

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  • Anonymous
  • Taken for less than 1 month
  • November 15, 2022

For Birth Control "Been on the pill for just over two weeks and the bloating is terrible. Motivation and drive to do and get things done has steeply dropped. My breasts are always extremely sore. Orgasms now come with pain and I cramp all throughout the day regardless of where I’m at in my cycle. This should be taken off the market. It’s garbage."

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  • amyis...
  • May 20, 2019

For Birth Control "I switched to Isibloom (ethinyl estradiol 0.03mg , desogestrel 0.15mg) when my I ran out of the birth control I got abroad that was called Marvelon. Marvelon was amazing, but they don't sell it here. My gynecologist said Isibloom is the generic of Marvelon though she was hesitant to prescribe it because it came with an unusually high risk of blood clots. I've had very, negative experience with most types of birth control (Nuva ring, Yaz, IUD). While the Isibloom one isn't the worst, I still have severe mood swings, lots of gross cystic acne (which I never had) and am exhausted all of the time. My breasts also fluctuate about one cup size each month. Symptoms seem to get particularly bad during the last week of taking it. I heard it's are supposed to ease up after three cycles. But I'm close to the end of my third cycle and if anything it's just more intense. Now, I'm always angry and covered in zits. I'm 29. I definitely wouldn't recommend it. But I also don't think they make an alternative in the US that isn't a nightmare. I'm giving it one more month."

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  • Anonymous
  • Taken for 1 to 6 months
  • May 14, 2019

For Birth Control "I was switched from Cyred to Isibloom and TBH I hate it. I’ve been having really intense mood swings/depression. I feel like a different person. I have no motivation to do anything, and have had a noticeable loss of interest in my hobbies and even just going out to see friends. Also have been experiencing fatigue. I’m soooo tired all the time. I’ve been having to take 2-5 hour naps in the middle of the day."

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  • Nicole
  • Taken for 1 to 6 months
  • May 25, 2020

For Birth Control "At first I was terrified to start taking Isibloom birth control due to all of the horrible reviews I read. However, it is working pretty good for me. It cleared up my acne, I have no weight gain and I also don’t see any depression side effects. I was nauseous the first few days taking it but I’m pretty sure that was just my body reacting to something so new. I’ve also been on it for 6 months"

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  • spooky
  • Taken for 6 months to 1 year
  • June 11, 2020

For Birth Control "I've been on Isibloom for 6 months now to prevent pregnancy. The first month or so I experienced nausea when taking it along with breakthrough bleeding for the first three months. After month three, that actually completely went away and now I'm side effect free! It definitely made my breasts a cup size bigger and makes me carry my weight in my lower body. The one thing is when I skip periods and then have one the next month, it is BAD... like changing my pad every hour bad. They used to be worse while I'm not on birth control, so I'm not complaining. Love it!"

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  • Joana
  • Taken for 1 to 6 months
  • February 25, 2020

For Birth Control "I have been on Isibloom for 6 months and that has been my only use for preventing pregnancy and has worked great for that. The first 3 month was my body getting use to the pill. I was feeling nauseous and my mood swings were all over the place. I was worried it wasn’t going to change. Now at 6 months I feel normal. That second week I still get emotional, not depression but every little thing will make me cry like “I love my boyfriend too much” or “awwww that’s so cute” kind of cry’s. Other than that it works great."

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  • lexaa
  • January 23, 2020

For Birth Control "I found thepillclub in which they prescribed me isibloom. It was cheap and the reviews looked fine online so I went for it. After being on this for a few months, I began to realize I had mood swings. Anything could make my mood change from happy to miserable within a matter of a minute. I lashed out on everybody and I couldn't figure out why. My acne has gotten noticeably worse while being on it, and my weight has dropped a considerable amount. I know birth control comes with some side effects in general such as mood swings, but this was just out of control. I cried constantly. I take my birth control everyday at 8 am, without failure. When I started this birth control, I had my period for a MONTH straight. My period has not regulated at all with this birth control. And I have had pregnancy scares along the way. DO NOT, I repeat DO NOT take this birth control. Using this brand as a contraceptive is not worth the emotional and physical struggles that come along with it."

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  • LCano
  • Taken for 1 to 6 months
  • October 31, 2019

For Birth Control "I’ve been on Isibloom for one cycle. I’ve experienced some side effects including increased appetite (few lbs weight gain) , bloating/ water retention, tender & swollen breasts— I’ve gone up a bra cup size— really didn’t want to as they’re already too big for my frame... Moodiness, pimples, the only positive is that I get to skip my period, but I am definitely considering stopping the pill. I wish it worked for me but I don’t think the side effects are worth it."

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  • Halles
  • May 20, 2021

For Birth Control "I’ve been using Isibloom for about 2 years now and the only bad side effects I’ve had are cramps and acne. I never had cramps before taking this birth control, but they’re not terrible , I can still manage to work and be fine. As for the acne, not sure if its caused by this birth control or not, but once my period starts, I start to see a few. Other than that I’ve had no other issues and I'm going to continue to use this because I am scared to try anything else. The reviews on this website for other birth controls and this one are kinda scary."

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  • BEWARE
  • January 15, 2020

For Birth Control "I started this BC 3 months ago after losing insurance, it was cheaper than the Nuvaring. After finishing my 3rd pack of hormonal pills I start having withdrawal symptoms (jaw pain, shaking, hot flashes, heart palpitations, anxiety, depression, panic attacks, extreme mood swings). These symptoms lasted for 1 week straight.. 24 hr/day. I wasn't feeling like myself & I took myself to the ER 2x in 24 hours due to side effects. You know it was bad when I went to the ER 2x w/ NO INSURANCE! After my placebo week I started back on the Nuvaring and feel 100x better & like myself again. I was prescribed anxiety medication to help me through this awful week. I've never had anxiety or depression before, or heart palpitations. I'm having a heart monitor put on for a month when I get health insurance to ensure that I'm no longer experiencing heart rates of 90-175 EVERY DAY. Figured out this medicine is double the dosage of hormones compared to the Nuvaring. This explains withdrawal symptoms. Beware."

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  • Kay
  • Taken for 1 to 6 months
  • January 14, 2020

For Birth Control "I saw a few reviews on here saying to ignore the negative ones and that it really wasn’t that bad so I gave it a go through pill club! The worst mistake. I stayed on it for 5 months because I thought the side effects would go away and they never did. I bled for three weeks at a time at random intervals, sometimes only a few days apart before it started again, I had constant suicidal depressed thoughts that I hadn’t struggled with before the medication, and my nausea was insane. Think twice and talk to your doctor before starting it because I wish that I never had. I didn’t get pregnant though, so if that’s your only concern go right ahead."

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  • Bray
  • Taken for 1 to 6 months
  • December 3, 2019

For Birth Control "I was bleeding for 4 months before I started Isibloom. I’ve been on it for a month and it was one of the best things I’ve done so far. I haven’t had my period yet (skipped first months placebo). My only complaint are my cramps and the decrease in my appetite and the occasional mood swing and vomiting. Being someone that suffers from endometriosis, PMDD AND menorrhagia I’ll take those systems lol. I take this at night right before bed along with another vitamin and it works perfectly."

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  • Ames
  • Taken for 1 to 6 months
  • December 5, 2019

For Birth Control "I got Isibloom through The Pill Club. During the first week, I took the pill in the morning and I would get very nauseous, have headaches, and tender breasts. After reading some reviews, I decided to start taking the pill at night, and symptoms went away. After taking it for two months, I've noticed that my appetite changes every day - sometimes I'll be very hungry or not hungry at all. However, I haven't gained any weight from the pill. Also my mood swings calmed down by the end of the second month!"

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  • jano
  • Taken for less than 1 month
  • October 30, 2019

For Birth Control "Almost on my last row of isibloom and I wanted to share my experience so far... The first two weeks of taking it I was having pretty severe nausea at night. I take my pill at 6:30pm and around 10-11 I would start to feel very nauseous and it would last until 1pm the next day. Now I haven’t been feeling too sick but I have been getting random stomach cramps I'm guessing because my period should be here soon. I feel as though I have been a little more emotional lately too and having random mood swings and also I’ve noticed some eyebrow hair loss. Other than these small inconveniences I've really had no other problems. Hoping everything starts to become normal and my body gets used to it."

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  • Rhy
  • Taken for 1 to 6 months
  • July 17, 2019

For Birth Control "I started Isibloom in April and I wanted something that would stop my period. It works I'll give it the benefit of the doubt the pill does it jobs. But in the beginning I experienced mood swings and nausea. Which is understandable because your hormones are changing once you begin. But one thing for anyone looking at taking this pill I will warn you about now. Don't miss a single day. Doesn't matter if its past the time you're supposed to take it, still take it. I missed two days and I'm having the worst cramps and heaviest period I've ever had. And for me that's insane, I used to vomit from pain and had heavy period before the pill but this takes the cake. It's a sharp persistent pain, almost to the point I want to see a doctor. But so far that has been the worst thing to have happen to me. So if you want to take Isibloom, do so. But be warned about the side effects of missing even just one day."

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  • Lacey
  • July 23, 2019

For Birth Control "Isibloom turned my minor crams into SEVERE cramps so bad that I would throw up. It made my period even heavier than it had been. I wore a super+ tampon AND a pad (I never wear pads on my period, tampons had always been enough) and have had to change both the pad and tampon every two hours! I have been bleeding for SIXTEEN days now on this period and the past two months, I bled for fourteen. I thought it was just my body getting used to the new medication, so I didn't mention it to my OB who had prescribed it, but when I went in for my annual physical, I mentioned it to my primary and she was very concerned. She ran labs and I was severely anemic. In terms of mood, I have PTSD and will often get a little down and had been fairly depressed before but on this medication, my depression was by far the worst it has ever been. My therapist tracks symptoms like this and said I have had a noticeable difference the past three months (which coincidentally is when I started Isibloom."

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  • Anonymous
  • Taken for less than 1 month
  • June 6, 2019

For Birth Control "I haven't even been taking this pill for two weeks. In this time, I am having extreme trouble sleeping (even with the help of sleep aid pills), back pain, horrible cramping, AND not to mention mood swings. I have been extremely irritated. I will be fine one minute, then start crying for absolutely no reason. I have no desire to be on a medication that completely alters my personality. This kind of depression is not okay, and in my opinion, not worth it."

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  • Cath
  • Taken for 1 to 2 years
  • January 4, 2021

For Birth Control "I started Isibloom back in June 2019, I got prescribed it using The Pill Club. I’m now 19 and have had a pretty good experience. I haven’t had any crazy medical issues or bad side effects. I didn’t gain weight nor did this make my acne worse. I used to have back acne but once going on this, it went away and I do not experience any breakouts. I also haven’t had any pregnancy scares or food cravings (outside of being very hangry on your period lol.) I also noticed my periods have become much lighter— I used to have a 5 day period, now it’s been reduced to 2 days with very light bleeding towards the end. The one thing is that my moods have definitely changed. I’m not depressed or have anxiety but I get very angry really easily, and I’m sensitive now so it’s easy to make me cry. Other than that, it’s good."

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  • Katie
  • Taken for 2 to 5 years
  • June 14, 2022

For Birth Control "Everybody will tell you there was no change when they changed the packaging from green to pink but I’ve been on this pill for 4 years and never had any problems until they changed the pack to pink. The bleeding is literally out of control. Period starts an entire week before the inactive period pills and goes all the way through an active week of pills to stop bleeding (literally only have a week out of the entire month with no bleeding). If you want to wear a pad/tampon the whole month this is the brand for you."

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  • Anonymous
  • Taken for less than 1 month
  • July 24, 2019

For Birth Control "I had started this pill only 4 days ago and ever since than I have been In bed due to severe nausea! I feel like I have a stomach bug, I know starting a new pill can cause that but NOT this bad! I am going to stop taking this pill and hopefully I start feeling better soon! ):"

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  • Dee
  • August 15, 2019

For Birth Control "I have only been on Isibloom for a week or so. I have had Horrible experiences with other birth controls. The Mirena, the nuvaring were both horrible for me. This birth control is totally different. I'm usually extremely moody during my ovulation time and rite before I get my period. This has totally mellowed me out! I can't be more happier with it! I'm going to continue to use it and hopefully it just gets better for me!"

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  • SMN
  • Taken for 1 to 6 months
  • August 20, 2019

For Birth Control "I’m a month and 2 weeks into using this birth control. Take it the same time everyday never missed and I skip the “fake” pills and go to a new pack. While I didn’t get pregnant on this birth control... I’ve been bleeding HEAVILY (think large pads every half hour) with VERY BAD cramps and large clots in my flow for 15 days. I was advised to stop taking the pill yesterday once my Dr realized it wasn’t just “spotting”. I didn’t experience any crazy mood swings or anything of that sort a little wore out but it’s also 115 outside! I did throw up a few times from the cramp pain but that’s the cramp life!! Got on this to avoid pregnancy with my partner and I can’t even imagine having sex with the cramps I’m having. I can’t even use a tampon without the cramps getting worse. Hopefully going off of these will fix my problem. Everyone is different hoping others have a better outcome!"

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  • Mirac...
  • Taken for less than 1 month
  • February 5, 2019

For Birth Control "My husband and I were looking for a birth control that works without too many major hormones being involved, and something that isn't so complicated to use and keep up with. My doctor prescribed the isibloom to me, and I started taking it on the first day of my up coming cycle. Since then I haven't stopped bleeding. I have been spotting (Breakthrough bleeding) Since my period was supposed to end. Since then I haven't been able to have sex, which sucks because my sex drive has been through the roof. I have no changes with my acne, and I have been dealing with consistent migraines daily. Not really sure I'll continue using this medication if these issues persist. Currently 3 weeks in with this medication and I am really dissatisfied. Hopefully things change because I know that it does take a while for medications and things to figure out how to work with your body, but if things don't change I will discontinue my use. I will update soon! Good Luck Ladies!"

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  • walke...
  • Taken for less than 1 month
  • December 3, 2021

For Birth Control "I got prescribed Isibloom after I had complications with an IUD. I took it at night around 7-8 pm the first day, and I was up all night with nausea and vomiting. I felt severely nauseous the next day, as well. I decided to see if it would get better after a week of taking it. I missed 3 days of classes because of the nausea, but no vomiting. I thought it was getting better, but I couldn't eat really anything since I had started taking Isibloom. Taking it later at night didn't really help either, as I would wake up the next day still extremely sick. I ultimately decided to stop taking it after the vomiting started up again after two weeks of taking it."

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