naiskondomid
Naiskondomid are a female condom, a barrier method of contraception designed to prevent pregnancy and the transmission of sexually transmitted infections. They are worn inside the vagina and are controlled by the person who inserts them, offering an alternative to male-controlled methods. Modern naiskondomid are made from synthetic materials such as nitrile or polyurethane and consist of a soft pouch with a flexible inner ring and a larger outer ring. The inner ring helps anchor the condom inside the vagina, while the outer ring remains at the vaginal opening.
Naiskondomid are typically inserted before sex. They are usually pre-lubricated and can be used with water-
Effectiveness and limitations: When used correctly, naiskondomid offer substantial protection against pregnancy and many sexually transmitted
History and use: The naiskondomid emerged in the late 20th century as a woman-controlled barrier method and