Also known as a male condom, this contraceptive method prevents pregnancy by covering the penis to keep sperm from entering the uterus and fertilizing an egg.
Spermicide condoms are not recommended for use.
Also known as a female condom, the internal condom is a sheath made of non-latex nitrile material that is placed into the vagina before sex. The internal condom has two flexible rings; one to hold the closed end in place near the cervix (the entrance to the uterus), and one at the open end to hold the condom in place outside the opening of the vagina.
Click here to learn how to get free or low-cost condoms, dental dams, and internal condoms on campus. Condoms and dental dams are also for sale at the Forty Acres Pharmacy (SSB 1.110).
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