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Bookmark or Share- Cervical Cap: Contraceptive, How To Use & Effectiveness - Cleveland ClinicCervical caps are a barrier form of birth control that some people use to prevent pregnancy. It works best when used with a spermicide gel or cream. Talk to your healthcare provider if you're interested in using it for contraception.
- Cervical cap birth control: What it is and how to use itA cervical cap is a birth control device that's inserted into the vagina before sex to block sperm from entering the uterus. The cervical cap's effectiveness is about 84 to 91 percent among women who haven't given birth before – it's less effective for women who have.
- How to Put in a Cervical Cap (with Pictures) - wikiHow HealthCervical cap forms a physical barrier over the cervix. That prevents sperm from entering. If that barrier is not properly sized, it will not work efficiently. Cervical caps (brand name FemCap) are available in 3 sizes: rim diameter 22 mm, 26 mm, and 30 mm.
- Cervical Cap: Overview, Use and Effectiveness - HealthlineThe cervical cap is a reusable dome-shaped cap made from nonallergenic silicone rubber that is inserted into the vagina. The cervical cap is similar to the diaphragm.
- The benefits and risks of a cervical cap - Business InsiderThere are two main elements to a cervical cap: The rubber cap — shaped like a dome with a thick brim around the edge — which you place over your cervix. The spermicide cream — designed to...
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