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A diaphragm with storage box. The Caya® diaphragm is a unique and easy-to-use barrier contraceptive with a universal size, shaped to the female anatomy so that it can fit most women. The silicone membrane covers the uterus so that no sperm enters the uterus. The diaphragm should always be used with the Caya® Diaphragm spermicidal gel.
Condomerie is not a doctor. We cannot advise you on the best method of contraception for you. If you have any questions, we recommend that you contact your doctor and look at the Caya contraceptive website. Here you will also find information about pessaries that you can use if Caya does not fit.
The Caya® diaphragm is a unique and easy-to-use barrier contraceptive with a universal size, shaped to the female anatomy to fit most women. Caya is inserted into the vagina as easily as a tampon. The silicone membrane covers the uterus so that no sperm enters the uterus. Caya is an affordable contraceptive, as it lasts up to two years.
The diaphragm should always be used with the Caya® Diaphragm spermicidal gel.
Condomerie is not a doctor. We cannot advise you on what the best method of contraception is for you. If you have any questions, we recommend that you contact your doctor and look at the caya contraceptive website.
For the complete instructions for use, visit the Caya website.
New tests have shown that lubricants based on silicone oil damage the Caya diaphragm. We advise all users of the Caya® diaphragm to only use a water-based lubricant together with Caya®.
You can insert the Caya diaphragm up to 2 hours before you want to have sex. Always in combination with the Caya gel. But you can also apply it just before sex.
After sexual intercourse, the Caya diaphragm must remain in the vagina for at least 6 hours.
Do not keep Caya in for longer than 24 hours. Just like using a tampon, the Caya® diaphragm can cause unwanted bacterial growth if it is left in the vagina for longer than 24 hours continuously. These bacteria can then possibly lead to toxic shock syndrome.
