Qlaira

Short-acting birth control

Qlaira is a combined contraceptive pill that helps prevent pregnancy.

Remember, if you’re eligible, Qlaira pill are free.

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).

Effective birth control – Offers reliable protection against unwanted pregnancy when taken correctly.
Regulates periods – Helps maintain a more predictable menstrual cycle.
Lighter bleeding – Many users experience reduced menstrual flow.
Less period pain – Can relieve cramps and discomfort during menstruation.
May improve skin – Some women notice clearer skin with reduced acne.
Unique hormone blend – May suit women who don’t tolerate other pills well.
Flexible monthly schedule – Designed to mimic the natural cycle more closely.
May help with hormonal conditions – Can ease symptoms like endometriosis (with medical advice).

Check out some of our more frequently asked questions about Qlaira here.

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Qlaira is a combined oral contraceptive pill mainly used to prevent pregnancy. It can also help manage heavy periods and regulate menstrual cycles.
Qlaira contains two types of female hormones that prevent ovulation, thicken cervical mucus to block sperm and alter the womb lining to reduce the chance of implantation.
Not everyone can take Qlaira. It may not be suitable for women with certain medical conditions, such as blood clot risks, liver issues or a history of migraines. Always consult us first.
Yes, many women find that Qlaira reduces period pain and makes bleeding lighter, which can be a relief for those who suffer from heavy or uncomfortable menstruation.
Missing a pill can reduce Qlaira’s effectiveness. Follow the instructions in the leaflet carefully, and use extra contraception like condoms if needed. When in doubt, speak to us.
Qlaira affects each woman differently. While some may notice changes in weight, others don’t. A healthy lifestyle usually helps maintain balance regardless of the pill.
Qlaira is not recommended during breastfeeding, especially in the first few months after birth, as it may affect milk production. Speak to us about alternative options.
Like all medicines, Qlaira can cause side effects. These might include headaches, mood changes, nausea or breast tenderness. Most are mild and improve over time, but any concerns should be discussed with us.