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Birth control methods

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  An unrolled male latex condom
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  A polyurethane female condom
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  A diaphragm vaginal-cervical barrier, in its case with aquarter U.S. coin to show scale
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  A contraceptive sponge set inside its open package
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  Three varieties of birth control pills in calendar oriented packaging
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  A transdermal contraceptive patch
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  A NuvaRing vaginal ring
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  A hormonal intrauterine device (IUD) against a background showing placement in the uterus
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  A split dose of two emergency contraceptive pills (most morning after pills now only require one)
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  A CycleBeads birth control chain, used for a rough estimate of fertility based on days since menstruation