Wide-Seal Diaphragm 60
Wide-Seal Diaphragm 60 2%
What is Wide-Seal Diaphragm 60?
Wide-Seal Diaphragm 60 is a contraceptive device designed to provide a physical barrier to prevent sperm from reaching the cervix. It is made from durable silicone and features a 60mm rim diameter, ensuring a comfortable fit with a more effective seal for enhanced protection against pregnancy. This diaphragm should be used in conjunction with spermicide for optimal effectiveness.Side Effects
- Vaginal irritation or yeast infection
- Possible allergic reaction to the material of the diaphragm or spermicide
Warnings
- Do not use during menstrual period due to increased risk of Toxic Shock Syndrome
- May increase risk of urinary tract infections if worn for prolonged periods
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What is Wide-Seal Diaphragm 60 ?
Wide-Seal Diaphragm 60 is a contraceptive device designed to provide a physical barrier to prevent sperm from reaching the cervix. It is made from durable silicone and features a 60mm rim diameter, ensuring a comfortable fit with a more effective seal for enhanced protection against pregnancy. This diaphragm should be used in conjunction with spermicide for optimal effectiveness.- Vaginal irritation or yeast infection
- Possible allergic reaction to the material of the diaphragm or spermicide
- Do not use during menstrual period due to increased risk of Toxic Shock Syndrome
- May increase risk of urinary tract infections if worn for prolonged periods
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