Contraception
Effectiveness
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General Methods |
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Abstinence ** |
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Chastity belt |
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No Protection |
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Medical Methods |
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The Pill (female) **** |
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Emergency Contraception (female) |
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Gels and Foams |
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Genital Devices |
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Cervical Caps and Diaphragms (female) |
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IUD - Mirena |
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IUD - Paragard |
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Shot - Depo Provera |
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Patch - Ortho Evra |
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Ring - Nuva |
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The Sponge (female) |
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Surgery-Sterilization |
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Vasectomy (male) *** |
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Tubal Litigation (female) |
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Filshie Clip (female) |
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* Recognizes that 100% proper
application and use is not always attained. In
order to achieve the Ideal Success Rate, the method
must be used on 100% of all occasions. The belt
only requires a good locksmith. |
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Condoms are easier to change than diapers and fail less often that abstinence.
Contraceptives should be used on every conceivable occasion. - Spike Milligan
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