Ovreena

Short-acting birth control

Ovreena is a combined contraceptive pill offering effective pregnancy prevention.

Remember, if you’re eligible, Ovreena pills are free.

 
 

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 Ovreena:

  • Provides reliable prevention against pregnancy.

  • Helps regulate menstrual cycles for more predictable periods.

  • Can reduce the severity of menstrual cramps and discomfort.

  • May improve skin clarity by reducing acne flare-ups.

  • Supports hormonal balance to ease mood swings.

  • Often leads to lighter and less painful periods.

  • Convenient daily use with discreet packaging.

  • Can offer protection against certain ovarian and uterine conditions.

 
 

Ovreena FAQs*

Check out some of our more frequently asked questions about Ovreena 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 leaflet on medicines.ie.

  • Ovreena is a combined oral contraceptive pill that helps prevent pregnancy by regulating hormones in your body.

  • When taken correctly every day, Ovreena is over 99% effective in preventing pregnancy.

  • Yes, many users find that Ovreena helps to regulate their menstrual cycle, reduce cramps and lighten heavy bleeding.

  • Some may experience mild side effects like nausea, headaches or breast tenderness, but these often improve after a few weeks.

  • Yes, you will need to consult us before starting Ovreena to ensure it is safe for you.

  • Ovreena can help reduce acne in some users by balancing hormone levels linked to skin flare-ups.

  • Many people use Ovreena safely for several years, but regular check-ups with us are recommended.

  • Take the missed pill as soon as you remember and continue the pack as normal. If you miss more than one, follow the advice in the patient leaflet or consult us.