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Watson Pharmaceuticals, Inc., today announced the U.S. commercial launch of Generess Fe 0.8 mg/25 mcg, a new low-dose oral contraceptive option that’s highly effective at preventing pregnancy and proven to provide users with short, lighter, predictable periods.

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