Sucee is a combined hormonal tablet containing Ethinylestradiol together with Cyproterone Acetate — the same active ingredients used in the long-established, higher-priced original brand. Sucee is manufactured as an alternative formulation with the same active ingredients and mechanism of action, sold at a more accessible price. It works by suppressing ovulation and altering the uterine lining, while also counteracting the androgen hormones responsible for acne and excess hair growth in some women. What sets Sucee apart from the original brand is the choice between a 21-tablet strip and a 28-tablet strip, fitting different daily routines.

Sucee comes in two pack formats with the exact same active ingredient dose per tablet — the only difference is tablet count and how you track the days. The 21-tablet strip is taken for 21 consecutive days, then paused for 7 days before starting a new strip, suiting anyone comfortable counting their own pill-free days and wanting a predictable withdrawal bleed. The 28-tablet strip is designed for continuous daily use with no break; the final tablets are typically inactive placebo tablets, so there is no need to remember when to restart a new strip, reducing the chance of a missed dose since every day follows the same routine. People who travel often or tend to lose track of days usually prefer the 28-tablet pack, while those already used to taking pills tend to stick with the 21-tablet strip.

Sucee is primarily used as a combined hormonal contraceptive to prevent pregnancy, and is also used to manage moderate-to-severe hormonal acne caused by excess androgen, as well as hirsutism — excessive hair growth on the face, chest, or back. The cyproterone component reduces skin oil gland activity, leading to less facial oiliness and fewer clogged pores with continued use. It suits women who already have regular periods but also struggle with hormonal acne. It is not intended for acne from unrelated causes, such as purely bacterial acne or cosmetic-triggered breakouts, which a dermatologist should assess separately before starting treatment.

Take Sucee one tablet daily at the same time to keep hormone levels stable. Start the first tablet on the first day of your period, or on the day your doctor or pharmacist advises. With the 21-tablet strip, take it for 21 consecutive days, then pause for 7 days before the next strip. With the 28-tablet strip, take it continuously every day with no break, starting the new strip immediately after finishing the old one. It can be taken with or without food, but pick a time that is easy to remember, such as after brushing your teeth. If you vomit within 3-4 hours of taking it, absorption may be incomplete — take a backup tablet if available, or use additional contraception for that cycle.

Common side effects of Sucee include mild nausea early on, headache, breast tenderness, mood changes, and spotting between periods during the first 2-3 months while the body adjusts — these usually settle with continued use. A rarer but serious risk is venous blood clots, which is slightly elevated across all combined hormonal pill brands compared with non-users. Stop the pill and seek medical care immediately if you notice one-sided leg swelling, severe chest pain, difficulty breathing, or an unusually severe headache. Smokers, women over 35, or anyone with a family history of blood clots should always inform their doctor before starting.

Sucee should not be used by anyone with a history of, or high risk for, venous or arterial blood clots, uncontrolled high blood pressure, migraine with aura, severe liver disease or liver tumours, breast cancer or other hormone-sensitive cancers, pregnancy or suspected pregnancy, or heavy smokers over 35. Breastfeeding mothers should check with a doctor first, since the hormones may affect milk supply. Anyone with chronic conditions such as diabetes with vascular complications or lupus should have their individual risk assessed by a doctor before starting.

Annylyn (Ethinylestradiol + Gestodene) uses a different progestin, gestodene, which has no anti-androgen effect — it focuses purely on contraception and suits beginners without hormonal acne concerns, unlike Sucee, whose cyproterone acetate directly blocks androgen hormones to help with acne and hair growth alongside contraception. Justima (Drospirenone + Ethinylestradiol) uses drospirenone, which has a mild diuretic effect that can reduce pre-period bloating — a different mechanism from Sucee's anti-androgen action. In short: choose Sucee specifically for an anti-androgen formula targeting hormonal acne and excess hair growth, Annylyn for straightforward everyday contraception, and Justima if pre-period bloating is a concern.

Where to Buy Sucee?

Order online at Intimo Life for nationwide delivery across Thailand in 1-3 business days, with discreet packaging that does not reveal the product name on the parcel.