condom (external)

This downloadable poster provides information on contraceptives. It includes emergency contraception. It details how to use them, key facts, and their effectiveness.

This guide for transgender, nonbinary, and gender-expansive people discusses how contraception relates to hormone therapies, different contraceptive methods and how to use them, and tips for communicating with medical providers.

An external condom (sometimes called a male condom or just a condom) is typically a latex sheath that fits over the erect penis.

An internal condom -- also known as a female condom -- is a pouch that is inserted into the vagina before intercourse.

This state-by-state guide provides an overview of the laws and policies around contraception in each state and ways to secure birth control and emergency contraception.

This factsheet from Reproductive Health Access covers the basics on how to transition from one method of birth control to another.

AB discusses the gaps in what she learned about types of birth control and potential uses of birth control.

In this video, young women share their experiences of finding the birth control method that works best for them.

This interactive page from Planned Parenthood helps you find birth control methods in line with your priorities.