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Sexual Health > Family Planning > Female Contraceptives
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VCF Vaginal Contraceptive Film - 6 Ea
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| VCF Vaginal Contraceptive Film for prevention of pregnancy. |
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| Description UPC: 48723006664 |
MANUFACTURER: APOTHECUS INC.
INDICATIONS:
- 6 Single Sealed Films.
- Lasts up to 3 hours!
- The dissolving contraceptive you both cannot feel.
- Laboratory tested.
- Vaginal Contraceptive Film For prevention of pregnancy.
- Begins to dissolve instantly.
- No hormonal side effects.
- Kills sperm on contact.
- Sexually enhancing.
- Contains the spermicide doctors recommend most.
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What is VCF?
- VCF is a translucent square of material containing the active ingredient Nonoxynol-9, a widely used highly efficient spermicide.
- Placed high in the vagina as close as possible to the neck of the womb (cervix), it dissolves into a gel which exerts a powerful contraceptive effect against sperm.
- It is a potent spermicidal agent used successfully by million of women.
- Inserted into the vagina before intercourse it need cause no interruption to the beautiful spontaneity of love-making.
- It becomes unnoticeable be either partner. Because VCF is small and unnoticed in use, it can be used discreetly by the woman.
- It does not run down and stain.
- VCF is eventually washed away with the natural body fluids.
- Use one VCF film before each act of intercourse.
- Before using, follow instructional leaflet exactly.
- The best source of information on the use of contraceptives is your family physician or family planning clinic.
- VCF is tested by independent laboratories for determination of sperm inactivating qualities, using the I.P.P.F. agreed protocol.
INGREDIENTS:
Nonoxynol-9 28%.
DIRECTIONS:
Remove the square of film from the pouch and fold VCF in half. With dry fingers place on second or third finger. With one swift movement, place VCF high in the vagina against the cervix. Read complete instructions before use.
WARNINGS:
Keep this and all drugs out of the reach of children. In case of accidental ingestion, call a poison control center, emergency medical facility or a physician. If irritation occurs and continues, contact your physician.
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