Violite Contraceptive Pill

Short-acting birth control

Violite is a combined contraceptive pill that offers effective pregnancy prevention.

Remember, if you’re eligible, Violite pills 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).

Provides effective protection against unplanned pregnancy when taken as directed.
Helps regulate menstrual cycles for more predictable periods.
May reduce period pain and cramping over time.
Can improve skin by reducing acne linked to hormonal changes.
Offers convenience with a once-daily tablet.
May lead to lighter, shorter periods for some users.
Can ease symptoms of premenstrual syndrome (PMS).
Supports hormonal balance throughout the cycle.
May reduce the risk of certain reproductive health issues.
Discreet and easy to include in daily routines.

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

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Violite is a combined oral contraceptive pill primarily used to prevent unplanned pregnancy. It may also help with period regulation, reducing cramps and improving skin clarity.
When taken correctly at the same time each day, Violite is over 99 per cent effective at preventing pregnancy.
Yes, many users find that Violite can ease menstrual cramps and reduce acne caused by hormonal fluctuations.
If you miss one pill, take it as soon as you remember. If more than one is missed, follow the instructions in the leaflet and use extra protection if needed.
Ideally, begin on the first day of your period for immediate protection. Starting at other times may require extra contraception for the first seven days.
Some users may experience nausea, breast tenderness or mood changes, especially in the first few months. These usually settle with time.
No, Violite does not have a lasting impact on fertility. Most people resume normal ovulation shortly after stopping the pill.
Yes, Violite is a prescription medication. You’ll need to consult us before starting it.