spermicidal jelly

Use a form of contraception other than a diaphragm and/or spermicidal jelly.

This selection expanded by 1991 to include spermicidal jelly and sponges.

Also, he found spermicidal jelly in the vaginal canal, but no boy juice and no substantial tearing.

Used with a spermicidal jelly, foam or cream, condoms are as efficient as the pill in preventing pregnancy.

The diaphragm was used with spermicidal jelly, and the League needed to determine which contraceptive jellies, among the many advertised, were effective.

Much work in those early years was put into improving the quality and availability of contraceptives (condom, diaphragm and spermicidal jelly).

He funded early research for the Southeastern Pennsylvania League's work to identify effective spermicidal jellies.

It is about half the size of a diaphragm and is used with far less spermicidal jelly, making it less messy to use.

Spermicidal jellies also contain quaternary ammonium salts.

One study found that spermicidal jelly and creme used in a diaphragm retained its full spermicidal activity for twelve hours after placement of the diaphragm.

The cap, which is less than half the size of a diaphragm, comes in several sizes for a firm fit and is used in conjunction with spermicidal jelly.

Spermicidal jellies and creams increase a woman's susceptibility to infection by altering vaginal flora, allowing candida (microorganisms that cause yeast infections) to take firmer hold.

Avoid using items that may be irritants such as bubble baths, feminine hygiene sprays, sanitary napkins or tampons (especially scented products), and spermicidal jellies.

Although he left without a degree, Vanzler developed a formula for spermicidal jelly for use as a birth control measure and he became engaged in its manufacture and sale.

By the 1930s, the diaphragm with spermicidal jelly had become the most commonly prescribed form of contraception; in 1938, female contraceptives accounted for 85 percent of annual contraceptive sales.

The protective measures are the use of latex condoms along with a spermicidal jelly or cream, which can inactivate the herpes virus as well as other organisms that cause venereal disease.

That women may be more chemically sensitive should come as no surprise: women bear most of the chemical exposure of contraception, in the form of the pill and spermicidal jellies and foams.

Condoms, diaphragms, sponges, cervical caps, and spermicidal jellies and creams, which must be applied at times of sexual activity, often fail because couples are unprepared or unwilling to interrupt a moment of passion.

Mr. Huber and others condemn expert testimony like that presented in a case claiming an infant's birth defect was the result of spermicidal jelly used in diaphragms, an assertion loudly disputed by nearly all scientists.

The bathroom, too, was not so clean as the other two, and the medicine cabinet held a diaphragm, condoms, contraceptive sponges, spermicidal jelly, and so on: enough birth control devices to cause a drop in the population of the Indian subcontinent.

However, it has been associated with the use of bubble baths, feminine hygiene sprays, sanitary napkins, spermicidal jellies, radiation therapy to the pelvis area, certain types of chemotherapy medications, history of severe or repeated bladder infections, among other irritants.

In addition, in October 1995, the Johnson & Johnson consumer division settled Federal Trade Commission charges that, in order to promote its spermicidal jelly K-Y PLUS Nonoxynol-9, it made false advertising claims that exaggerated the failure rate of condoms.