Background The female condom offers women an alternative method of STI/HIV and
pregnancy prevention when male condoms are not or cannot be used. Research has shown …

1. Background There are several new female condom products in various stages of
development, of which, some have entered the market. To date, however, only one product …

The article discusses the female condom generic specification by World Health Organization
and United Nations Population Fund. Topics include female condoms suitable for the bulk …

The female condom was developed in the 1980s. It is a contraceptive device used by
women that protects against both pregnancy and sexually-transmitted diseases (STDs) …

PIP: Heightened awareness of the effectiveness of condoms in preventing the sexual
transmission of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) has led to a 42% increase in …

More than 10 years have elapsed since the female condom became widely available, and it
remains the only female-initiated means of preventing both pregnancy and sexual-ly …

PIP: The" female condom," a new contraceptive which may offer women protection against
STDs, could soon be out in the market. Currently being developed, the female condom is a …

The female condom was developed in the 1980s. It is a contraceptive device used by
women that protects against both pregnancy and sexually-transmitted diseases (STDs) …

THE female condom has been on the market for over ten years but despite a clear need it
has not yet been adopted for wider use. In 2005 only 14 million female condoms were …

PIP: The female condom is a soft, pliable, prelubricated polyurethane pouch which is
inserted into the vagina prior to having sexual intercourse. A flexible polyurethane ring …