Just when we were starting to worry about fans of this old-school barrier method, the FDA has announced that it has cleared a new diaphragm for sale in the United States.
Planning for a baby can be overwhelming. But the real work starts when you get that newborn home—and the last thing you’re going to want to worry about is an unplanned pregnancy.
A group of women and researchers are making good progress in their quest to design a new and improved diaphragm—they’re calling it SILCS and currently testing it with tenofovir, an HIV-fighting gel.
We say film, you think movie. But for Kevin and his girl, it’s their birth control method of choice. She inserts a small, thin piece of vaginal contraceptive film at least 15 minutes before sex and…
National chain stores and pharmacies such as Target and Walmart often carry a diverse selection of over-the-counter birth control methods. As long as you’ve got a will, plus the following things, there’s a way…