When it comes to discussions about contraception, the focus often centers around women's choices and responsibilities. However, male contraception is an essential and often overlooked aspect of family planning. In recent years, there has been a growing interest in developing new and effective methods of male contraception that can provide men with more control over their reproductive choices. By embracing and promoting male contraception, we can redefine masculinity and empower men to take an active role in family planning and sexual health.

Female condoms are linings made of thin, transparent, soft plastic film that fit loosely inside the vagina. They are often made out of latex, polyurethane, or nitrile. They act as a barrier to block semen and other bodily fluids from entering the cervix.