The new Caya diaphragm pairs well with some spermicide and the oldest birth control method.

Looks like one of the most common diaphragms on the U.S. market, the Ortho All-Flex, is a goner.

The Caya diaphragm is new, improved, and on its way to health care provider near you. (Next up, some new spermicides to go with it, please.)

Could a new method to protect against both pregnancy and HIV be closer than we think?

I use the diaphragm—it's spontaneous like me.

It’s kind of a little more streamlined.

Put it in. Have sex. That's basically it.

You don't need to have some sort of "sex schedule."

In case you missed it, the one-size-fits-all diaphragm has made it to the U.S. market.

They’re hormone-free, prevent sperm from meeting egg, and work best if you use ‘em right.

Birth control between boyfriends is smart just in case things get spontaneous.

When it comes to birth control, you’ve got a lot of options.