Turqoz 28 Day is a combined oral contraceptive with Norgestrel and Ethinyl Estradiol. Learn about uses, dosage, cost, and what you need to know.
Turqoz 28 Day is a brand-name combined oral contraceptive (COC) that contains two hormones — Norgestrel (a progestin) and Ethinyl Estradiol (an estrogen) — used to prevent pregnancy.
If you've been prescribed Turqoz 28 Day or are researching birth control options, this guide covers everything you need to know: what it is, how to take it, who should avoid it, and how much it costs in 2026.
Here are the key facts:
Turqoz 28 Day works by combining two hormones that prevent pregnancy through multiple mechanisms. For a plain-English explanation of how it works in your body, see our article on how Turqoz 28 Day works.
Turqoz 28 Day is FDA-approved for one purpose: prevention of pregnancy in women who choose to use oral contraceptives.
While not officially approved for these purposes, doctors sometimes prescribe combined oral contraceptives like Turqoz 28 Day for:
Taking Turqoz 28 Day correctly is essential for it to work effectively. Here's the standard regimen:
What if you miss a pill? If you miss one active pill, take it as soon as you remember and take the next one at your regular time (you may take two pills in one day). If you miss two or more active pills, refer to the patient information that comes with your prescription or call your doctor. You may need to use backup contraception (like condoms) for 7 days.
Turqoz 28 Day is not safe for everyone. You should not take this medication if you:
For a full list of medications that interact with Turqoz 28 Day, see our guide on Turqoz 28 Day drug interactions.
The cash price for Turqoz 28 Day is approximately $35 to $45 per 28-tablet pack. There is currently no generic version of Turqoz 28 Day available, though similar generic oral contraceptives with different formulations may cost $9 to $20 per pack.
Under the Affordable Care Act (ACA), most health insurance plans are required to cover FDA-approved contraceptives with no cost-sharing. This means Turqoz 28 Day may be available at $0 out-of-pocket with insurance. However, some plans may require step therapy or prefer a different brand. Check with your insurer about formulary placement.
If cost is a concern, there are several ways to save:
For a comprehensive breakdown of all savings options, read our guide on how to save money on Turqoz 28 Day.
Turqoz 28 Day is a combined oral contraceptive that's taken daily to prevent pregnancy. It contains Norgestrel and Ethinyl Estradiol, is made by Lupin Pharmaceuticals, and costs $35 to $45 without insurance — though most insured patients pay nothing.
As a newer brand-name medication, it may not be stocked at every pharmacy. If you're having trouble finding it, Medfinder can help you check which pharmacies have it in stock near you. And if you want to understand the side effects before starting, check out our detailed guide on Turqoz 28 Day side effects.
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