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condom (internal)

An internal condom (also called a female condom) is a specially designed pouch that is inserted into the vagina before intercourse to prevent pregnancy or into the vagina or anus to reduce the risk of sexually transmitted infections.

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Contraceptive Choices Poster

A marble table with contraceptive methods and a pregnancy test

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

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A Conversation about Contraceptive Choice and Reproductive Autonomy with Dr. Kristyn Brandi

Video cover for interview with Dr. Kristyn Brandi

OBOS program associate Grace Koch hosts a crucial conversation with OB-GYN and Complex Family Planning Subspecialist Dr. Kristyn Brandi, about access to contraception, freedom of choice, and the impact of birth control on our reproductive autonomy.

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Internal Condoms

A external condom against a white background.

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

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About Birth Control

What's the contraceptive method of your choice?

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