Contraceptive Sponge

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Is the sponge for you?

Univ of Illinois

Are you considering the contraceptive sponge for birth control? Read this handout and find out what you need to know.

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Using the sponge

Young Women's Health

The contraceptive sponge can be inserted hours before it's needed, but must remain in place at least six hours after intercourse. Get details here.

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A sponge-worthy overview

Epigee Women's Health

Is the contraceptive sponge right for you? Read aobut this affordable and popular form of birth control, which works by blocking sperm.

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The contraceptive sponge might have a higher rate of effectiveness for women who've never had children. Learn about its effectiveness and safety here.

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A look at the facts

Soc. of Obs. and Gyns. of Canada

This site contains answers to your contraceptive sponge questions. Read about the importance of the sponge's spermicide and more.

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The Today contraceptive sponge was taken off the US market in 1995, but returned in 2005. Find out what happened here.

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The contraceptive sponge is a non-hormonal form of birth control. Learn about the risks and benefits of using the sponge.

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Protection with the sponge

Advocates for Youth

The contraceptive sponge provides pregnancy protection by covering the cervix during intercourse. It might also provide some protection against STDs.

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A summary of the sponge

Planned Parenthood

Easy-to-read explanation of how the contraceptive sponge works and other essential information. Is the sponge the right method for you?

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Here's a short informational video on the contraceptive sponge. See if this method of birth control is right for you.

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alternatives

Find the best birth control option for you. Details on the pros and cons of several alternatives here.

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