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Translations:Dublin/13/en

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At IFPA, prices vary depending on the contraceptive. For a consultation for the contraceptive pill, the price is €55.00. For a one-month supply of birth control pills, you can expect to pay around €6.00-€15.00. For IUDs (the copper coil), you can expect to pay €255.00 (for insertion and the device). For IUD removal, it's around €55.00. For IUS (Mirena or Jaydess), the price is €210.00, which does not include the device. They provide 6-week check-ups for free. Removal of the device €55.00. The contraceptive implant (Implanon) costs €175.00 (excluding the device) and €120.00 for removal. For a diaphragm/cap, the price is €120.00 for the procedure, €20.00 for the device and €60.00 for removal.

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