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Teva Canada Ltd. received a complaint that the packages had an extra row of placebos in place of the active pills.
The packages of Seasonale are supposed to contain a 91-day supply divided into three blister cards.
Health Canada says taking additional placebo pills or taking them out of order could lead to unplanned pregnancy.
The agency says people who have an affected batch should return it to the pharmacy.
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