Welcome to our WISER tutorial asking you – how are you doing? Here’s a hello from Nicole, one of our educators Disclaimer: These videos are part of the WISER tutorial anything else that comes up as a suggestion is [...]
Condoms are a barrier method of contraception - they prevent the transfer of bodily fluids. A barrier method of contraception uses a physical barrier to prevent the sperm from getting to the egg. It also [...]
Contraception or birth control comes in many different forms and methods, but they are all similar in that they are used to prevent pregnancy occurring as a result of having sex. There are many different forms of contraception, it [...]
What is a menstrual cup? A menstrual cup is a type of reusable product to collect period fluid made of rubber or silicone. It’s a small, flexible funnel-shaped cup you insert into your vagina. It is an eco-friendly alternative [...]
Some people prefer tampons, some prefer pads. It is up to you to decide which suits you best. Some women would switch between using tampons during the day, or if they were doing any physical activity, and then use pads [...]
There are many different methods of contraception currently available in Ireland. The type that works best for you will depend on your health and circumstances. There are three different categories of contraceptives: barrier methods, hormonal methods and non-hormonal methods. [...]
Unlike hormonal forms of contraception, there is no legal age limit to buying condoms in Ireland. However, shops do have the right to refuse to sell you anything, so if a very young person was to buy condoms, understandably [...]
Condoms that you find in most Irish pharmacies are designed to fit the average penis size in Ireland: 5.1 inches when erect (hard). It is important that you know what size condom suits you. The condom should fit snugly [...]
You might feel a bit nervous the very first time you use a tampon, but don’t worry, that's normal! It can be especially nervy if you are not fully sure about how to use a tampon properly. Read on [...]