The first commercially available oral contraceptive “pill” was introduced in August 1960, by Chicago-based pharmaceutical company G. D. Searle.
It contained synthetic progesterone and estrogen and was named Enovid 10.
The first commercially available oral contraceptive “pill” was introduced in August 1960, by Chicago-based pharmaceutical company G. D. Searle.
It contained synthetic progesterone and estrogen and was named Enovid 10.