Does the implant protect against STIs?

Nov 03, 2021

In a word, no. The best way to guard against sexually transmitted infections (STIs) if you’re having sex is still the good ol’ condom. If you’re concerned about both pregnancy and STIs, doubling up with the implant and condoms is a great option.

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