I think this pill is prescribed less often than Qlaira - at least amongst peri-menopausal women judging by what is written on here. Can you go to the home page of the forum and do a search? I know I have mentioned it in the past but I can't remember whether anyone who posts here has tried it.
The thing is about Zoely is that the estradiol dose is much lower (even though it is bio-identical as Qlairai is and in that respect more similar to HRT) and the progesterone dose higher so I suppose it is more like the mini pill in that it relies on the progestogen to give the contraception I presume? There are 4 medication free days (placebo pills) in contrast to Qlaira with two.
Sorry I'm not familiar enough with contraceptive pills and how they work to understand the effect of having a low dose of oestrogen together with suppressing your cycle but there is information on this product here:
http://www.medicines.org.uk/emc/medicine/27581/SPC/Hurdity x
