… found that women perceived some methods to be safer, more effective and more convenient
than … Our finding may reflect that women's perceptions of contraceptive effectiveness do not …

… As this study utilized community-based convenience sampling, these data cannot be
generalized to all South African adolescents. Social desirability bias may have contributed to the …

… , few or no side effects, convenience, … women's condom use, in turn leading to STI acquisition.
STI history may be a marker of limited STI knowledge and barriers to accessing condoms, …

… %) chose male and female condoms respectively. Less popular … and 2015), no woman opted
for female condom as a means … were other more convenient, non user dependent modern …

… and date of their convenience. Thirdly, a … condoms, it is important to market the female
condom as an alternative contraceptive choice, because male and female condoms should not be …

… includes convenience and mechanism of action it will be of interest not only to women in …
Female condom is a soft, loosely fitting pouch inserted into the vagina before coitus. It forms …

… For example, female condoms are efficacious, but some women have … Women were recruited
through convenience sampling, thus our findings might not be representative of all women …

… that young women are not receptive to women-focused interventions such as female condoms,
which are the only female-… This increasingly compromises the young women’s sexual and …

… , whereas 60(40%) were aware of the female condom. Moreover, 59(39%) respondents had
… Using a non-random convenience sampling method, men and women aged 16-24 years …

… to a convenience sample of 175 internally displaced women. … with internally displaced
women's condom use. Results can … (ie, we included women who did and did not have multiple …