<prompt> All are true about centchroman exceptIt is a non-steroidal contraceptiveIt is developed in IndiaUseful for women with PCODFailure rate is 183-284 per HWY  <response>: The benzopyran centchroman is also a SERM. Originally developed in India as a non-steroidal oral contraceptive, it was initially proposed as a once-a-weekpill but this was associated with unacceptable failure rates. The dose was therefore revised to twice-weekly for the first three months, followed by weekly doses. It has also been tried for postcoital contraception. It inhibitsosteoclast activity.Ref: Jeffcoate;s principles of gynaecology; 7th ed; Pg 644 