Caya Contoured Diaphragm - A Woman's Contraceptive

The Caya Diaphragm is a women's contraception used to prevent pregnancy without the need for a prescription. It is made of soft, flexible silicone material with a unique contoured shape that fits 99% of women and covers a larger cervix area than other barrier methods. The device has two humps that create dual barriers against sperm, delivering up to 90% reliable protection against pregnancy with regular use. Women can easily insert the diaphragm into their vagina before intercourse and should keep it in place for six hours after the act. Using it with spermicides or other birth control methods such as condoms or IUDs can help guard against sexually transmitted infections.

Features of Caya Contoured Diaphragm:

- The Caya Diaphragm is a woman's soft, flexible silicone contraception.

- The diaphragm will fit 99% of females and can be reused multiple times.

- The two humps create a dual barrier against sperm and cover a larger cervix area than other competing products in the market.

- When the Caya diaphragm is used regularly, it has over 90% reliable protection against pregnancy.

- Both partners can use it with other birth control methods such as condoms, spermicides, and IUDs to prevent sexually transmitted infections.

Additional Features for Caya Diaphragm:

• Grip dimples: are small indentations on the edge of the device designed to help women insert and remove the diaphragm more easily.
• Rim: The outer edge of the device is designed to fit against the walls of the vagina to create a barricade that stops sperm from penetrating the uterus. The rim is soft and flexible, made with silicone material that is comfortable and easy to use.
• Removal dome: This small, adjustable tab makes it easier for women to remove the device after use. The removal dome is located on the diaphragm's rim and can gently tug the device out of the vagina.
• Center point: in the Caya diaphragm is a small raised dot located in the center of the device. This dot is a guide to help women properly position the device over the cervix.
• Posterior: refers to the back or rear surface of the device. This surface fits snugly against the posterior vaginal wall, which helps to create a seal that prevents sperm from entering the cervix.
• Anterior: refers to the front or anterior surface of the diaphragm. It fits against the pubic bone and provides additional support and stability to the contraceptive.