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Contraceptive Sponge - device

Known as: Contraceptive Sponge, Contraceptive Sponges, sponge contraceptive 
A sponge impregnated with an antispermicidal agent; it is designed to be placed into the vaginal canal to prevent live sperm from entering the uterus… 
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1992
1992
This study investigated the relationship between perceived attributes of the contraceptive sponge and use of this innovative… 
1986
1986
Users of the Today contraceptive sponge who participated in a comparative trial of the sponge and diaphragm were followed up for… 
1985
1985
Neo Sampoon, a foaming vaginal tablet containing 60 mg of the spermicide menfegol, and the Collatex sponge (now marketed in the… 
1985
1985
Use of the Today Contraceptive Sponge in the US has been monitored in 3 ways since it became an over the counter product in June… 
1984
1984
At a family planning center in the UK a self-selected group of 249 volunteers were randomly allocated to use the Collatex (Today… 
1984
1984
The Today vaginal contraceptive sponge is a non-prescription barrier contraceptive which, after rigorous testing, was recently… 
1982
1982
This article describes the use of the Pharmatex vaginal tampon by 105 women at the Center for Birth Regulation at the Saint… 
1979
1979
A multiclinic trial of 1200 cases was undertaken in 7 countries to obtain estimates of use-effectiveness safety and use… 
1978
1978
Propylamine is identified as one of the compounds present in odoriferous intravaginal contraceptive sponges from sexually active…