We have 4 different sites (and passwords) where you can log in with your email address and a password. The password is different for each site.

The Exit Store
www.exitinternational.net/store

Password creation is only required for joining/renewing memberships after February 2026—so you might not have one yet. Next time, check ‘Create account’ to save your details for faster future visits.
On the Exit Store you can join Exit as a member, manage your membership, shop, or register for workshops, webinars, and snippets.

The Peaceful Pill Store
www.peacefulpillhandbook.com/store

Password creation is only required if you purchase or renew an online subscription after November 2025. If you bought before November 2025 or ordered a print edition, you do not have or need a password.
On the Peaceful Pill Store you can buy the Peaceful Pill Handbook and the Handbook Going to Switzerland in several languages.

Yudu
www.yudu.com

Yudu is where the actual online Handbook is. The link, username and password to access the Handbook has been sent in your activation email.

The Forums (Exit Online Community)
www.peacefulpillforums.com

Please use the username and password we emailed you upon granting access. For more information on the Peaceful Pill Forums click here.

There are a number of email providers (eg hotmail or outlook) that sometimes block messages from or to Exit International.

When placing an order you should get a confirmation email. If you don’t receive it within a few minutes, make sure to check your spam folder and mark the message  as not spam.

Exit recommends setting up a free Protonmail Account. It is a free email service to protect privacy and freedom of data with end-to- end encryption .

To make sure Exit receives your messages, we recommend using our Contact Form.

It is now widespread practice by credit card companies to use 2-factor authentication.

This means that in addition to having to provide your card’s CCV 3-digit number on the back of the card, you will need to be using a card that has an added layer of security such as a OTP (one time password) that is sent to you by SMS or you may be referred to your bank or card issuer’s portal or app where you will need to enter a further password (one that you have previously chosen).

If you are having trouble with the store it may be because your card is not set up with 2-factor authentication. So have a chat to your bank, get this issue sorted and try again. And fingers crossed then it will work.