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Marsh Bio vaginal diaphragm/cervical cap
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USD39.9
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To avoid inflammation or even bleeding found when using other vaginal diaphragms, Marsh uses bio-compatible silicon (BASF) and high precision molding in our products. Please talk to your physician to decide the correct size.
What it is
A diaphragm is a dome made of soft silicone. Along with spermicide, a diaphragm was inserted into your vagina before sex to cover the cervix. They are useful for people who do not want to use a hormonal or long lasting contraceptive.
Why use it
A diaphragm is useful for people who do not want to use a hormonal or long lasting contraceptive. When used correctly they are between 92-96% effective at preventing pregnancy.
Application note:
Diaphragms don’t protect against STIs. Using a diaphragm and a condom together greatly reduces your pregnancy risk while providing protection against STIs.
About PRIA
Pria was founded in 2002 to bring the benefits of fluorescent clinical diagnostics into point-of-care and consumer markets. Since founding, the company has developed a novel diagnostics platform and built its first product Element. In addition to Pria´s internal development efforts, the Company has on-going collaborations with top tier universities as well as working as a sub-contractor on DARPA and NIH grant programs.
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How does a spermicide work?
Spermicides contain substances that kill sperm. Some products also form a thick foam or mucus which blocks the cervix and acts as a barrier against the sperm. They can come in the form of foam, foaming tablets, pessaries, creams, jellies and sponges. Spermicides are not effective enough when used alone, and should be used in combination with barrier methods such as the diaphragm or cap.
Why should the diaphragm not be worn for longer than 24 hours without interruption?
Wearing the diaphragm for longer than 24 hours without interruption can promote bacterial growth inside the vagina. These bacteria can lead to Toxic Shock Syndrome. Toxic shock is a rare but serious infection.
Could my partner feel the diaphragm?
This is unlikely. However, some partners may feel the rim of the diaphragm.
Will the diaphragm affect my menstrual cycle?
The diaphragm is a hormone free vaginal contraceptive that does not disrupt your menstrual cycle.
Do I remove the diaphragm immediately after sex?
A diaphragm should be removed no sooner than 6 hours after intercourse and can be left in place for up to 24 hours after intercourse. Additional spermicide is required with subsequent acts of intercourse. If more spermicide is required it should be placed in the vagina and the diaphragm should be left in place.