Norimin Contraceptive Pill
Short-acting birth control
Norimin is a combined contraceptive pill that offers reliable birth control.
Norimin is not available in Ireland, but there are many free alternatives, if you’re eligible.
Eligibility criteria for free contraception:
Requirement 1.
You’re a person with a uterus.
Requirement 2.
You’re aged between 17 and 35.
Requirement 3.
You’re living in Rep. of Ireland.
Requirement 4.
You’ve a PPS number (PPSN).
Benefits of Norimin:
Provides effective protection against pregnancy when taken correctly.
Helps regulate menstrual cycles for predictable periods.
May reduce period pain and heavy bleeding.
Can improve acne in some users.
May ease premenstrual symptoms like mood swings and bloating.
Convenient daily pill format with no interruption to intimacy.
Often reduces the risk of ovarian and endometrial cancers.
Norimin FAQs*
Check out some of our more frequently asked questions about Norimin here.
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While we strive to keep this page current, product information may change.
Patients should consult a healthcare professional and refer to the MHRA info on Norimin.
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Norimin is a combined oral contraceptive pill primarily used to prevent pregnancy. It may also help manage acne, painful periods and irregular cycles.
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When taken exactly as prescribed, Norimin is over 99% effective. With typical use, effectiveness is slightly lower.
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Yes, many users find that Norimin reduces menstrual cramps and makes periods lighter and more manageable.
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Follow the instructions in the patient leaflet. Generally, take the missed pill as soon as you remember and continue as normal, but use backup protection if needed.
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No, Norimin does not protect against sexually transmitted infections. Use condoms for STI protection.
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Some users may experience nausea, headaches or breast tenderness. Most side effects are mild and settle within a few months.
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Norimin is not usually recommended while breastfeeding. Speak to us about suitable alternatives during this time.