Online Prescription

Contraception

  • All pill brands available
  • No appointment needed
  • Delivered to your door

About Contraception Prescriptions

GetYourGP makes it easy to get your contraceptive pill prescription renewed or started. Our Irish-registered GPs can prescribe:

  • Combined pills (Microgynon, Yasmin, Cilest, Marvelon)
  • Progesterone-only pills (Cerazette, Noriday)
  • Contraceptive patches (Evra)
  • Vaginal rings (NuvaRing)

What You Need

To prescribe hormonal contraception safely, we need:

  • A recent blood pressure reading (within 6 months)
  • Your medical history
  • Details of any current medications

How It Works

  • Complete our online questionnaire
  • Enter your most recent blood pressure reading
  • A GP reviews your request within hours
  • Prescription sent to your pharmacy or delivered to you

Important Safety Information

Combined contraceptives aren't suitable for everyone. We'll check for risk factors including smoking, migraine history, and blood pressure.

Three Simple Steps

Getting the treatment you need has never been easier.

1

Complete Questionnaire

Answer a few questions about your health and symptoms. Takes less than 5 minutes.

2

GP Review

An Irish registered GP reviews your request and approves treatment if suitable.

3

Get Your Treatment

Prescription sent to your chosen pharmacy or treatment delivered to your door.

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about contraception.

Yes, for combined contraceptive pills you need a blood pressure reading taken within the last 6 months. You can get this at any pharmacy, GP surgery, or use a home monitor.

Yes, our GPs can help you switch brands if your current pill isn't suiting you. Just let us know your reasons in the questionnaire.

We can prescribe up to 12 months supply at a time, depending on your needs and when your next check-up is due.

No, online prescription services aren't covered by medical card. However, many contraceptive pills are available free under the Women's Health scheme if you're aged 17-35.

Ready to Get Started?

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