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What types of birth control are available over the counter?
Is birth control available over the counter?
How many times can I use a sponge?
Is there anything I can do to stop the irritation I'm experiencing from the sponge?
What do I do if the sponge keeps falling out?
How do I know the sponge is in correctly?
How do I remove the sponge?
Does the sponge protect against STIs?
How effective is the sponge at preventing pregnancy?
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