Internal Condoms

An internal condom is a soft, loose-fitting sheath made of polyurethane. It has two flexible rings: one at the closed end, which is inserted into the vagina to anchor it in place, and one at the open end, which remains outside the vagina to cover the vaginal opening and the base of the penis. Internal condoms act as a barrier to prevent pregnancy and reduce the risk of sexually transmitted infections (STIs). They can be inserted before intercourse, offering a more flexible option for those who cannot or prefer not to use external (male) condoms.

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It can be inserted into vagaina before the onset of sexual activity and left in place after ejaculation has occurred. However it is single use and must be disposed after each intercourse

Obtain a prescription from your doctor or online and fill the prescription in a phrmacy For more info, refer to manufacturer's website: FC2.us.com FC2.us.com

Might prevent STI transmission. Can be used by people with latex allergy (are made from nitrile). Have no contraindications for people with medical conditions. Doesn't require partner participation

Must be used everytime you have sex.

Similar to male condoms, this is the only method that prevents STI transmission; but evidence is limited for internal condoms.

If it is not used correctly, there is risk of STI or pregnancy. Some people might experience pain, discomfort, burning sensation, rash or itching.