… For example, Moore, Beksinska 9 identified high acceptability of female condoms compared
to male condoms in LMIC, including in relation to enhanced sexual pleasure, comfort and …

… , including that condom use declines with age and is less likely among females and persons
… Contraceptive use among Canadian women of reproductive age: results of a national survey…

… female condom (FC2) was introduced in Uganda in October 2009, following an unsuccessful
female condom … low acceptance of the first type of female condom (FC1). We evaluated the …

… The rate of unsafe abortion is 36 per 1000 women of reproductive age. A study done on …
in Kenya annually ie 46 per 1,000 women of reproductive age. In Eastern Africa, it is estimated …

… suggest that the female condom might be as effective as the male condom in preventing
STIs, … of female condoms, which currently account for less than 1% of US condom use overall. …

… Misconceptions about the female condom reduce its use. The perception that female condom
use does not give total protection against HIV may appear to have influenced some men‟s …

… condoms are generally easy to access at low cost. Female condoms are more expensive
than male condoms and less accessible; however, they have the advantage of being a female-…

… reproductive age alone; thus there is a need to discuss the effectiveness, risks and non-contraceptive
benefits of all family planning methods for women in this age … need for condoms. …

… female participants found the female condom to be acceptable.An acceptability study in South
Africa found that 30% of the female participants used the female condom … reproductive age …

… demand for male and female condoms in 52 countries between … Products are not equally
affected: female condoms are not … , with female condoms far more sensitive to price than male …