@clipm8te: Sonny Reeves gets BANNED from EVERY ASDA in the COUNTRY after this confrontation with STAFF 😳 #sonnyreeves

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When people think “barrier protection,” they usually picture external rubbers… but there are other options out there that don’t get nearly enough attention. I’m talking about diaphragms, cervical caps, and sponges. These are non-hormonal, reusable (except sponges), and sit inside the canal to cover the cervix and help prevent pregnancy. They work by creating a physical barrier that blocks swimmers from entering the uterus, and they’re usually used with sprmicide for extra protection ⚠️🏊🏼‍♂️⛔️ 🔸Cervical caps are small silicone “hats” that fit snugly over the cervix. They’re about 71%-88% effective with typical use. They need to stay in the canal for at least 6 hours after activity.  🔸Diaphragms are slightly larger, flexible silicone cups that also cover the cervix. With typical use, they’re about 71-88% effective, and can reach up to 94% with perfect use. You typically need a prescription from a healthcare professional to get one. 🔸The contraceptive sponge is a small, round sponge that already contains sprmicide and is inserted into the canal. Sponges are 73%-86% effective with typical use. You can buy them over the counter or online. None of these protect against STIs, and they may not be right for everyone, but they do offer a hormone-free, user-controlled option that many people have never even been told about. Knowing your full range of options helps you make decisions that feel right for your body and your life 💓 #birthcontrol #protection #contraceptives

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