A: Yes, you can use water based lubricant, but I would recommend you insert this first, so it doesn't dissolve on your hands (hands need to be dry). Or you can also consider using a spermicide that could double as a lubricant.
A: We use KY. This is not runny and does not work as a lubricant. Make sure you allow it to dissolve for about 15 minutes.
A: This works with water or oil based lubricant; you must insert the film first and allow it to dissolve.
A: The presence of to much of the active ingredient (nonoxynol9) could render the contraceptive ineffective. We do not recommend using more then one (1) film per act of intercourse/ every three (3)hours.
A: The VCF Film is 94% effective when used alone and correctly. When used with a condom it is 99% effective.
A: The VCF Film is 94% effective when used alone and correctly. When used with a condom it is 99% effective.
A: Yes, spermicides are meant to allow for ejaculation inside your vagina. Insert the Film as high as possible without causing discomfort.
A: VCF works by manually inserting the film high into the vagina at least 15 minutes before intercourse. Once dissolved it creates a gel coating which contains spermicide that kills sperm on contact for up to 3 hours. When used correctly, VCF can be 94% effective in pregnancy prevention.
A: VCF works by manually inserting the film high into the vagina at least 15 minutes before intercourse. Once dissolved it creates a gel coating which contains spermicide that kills sperm on contact for up to 3 hours.
A: VCF does not contain any added flavor or scent, but may taste medicinal.
A: Yes, if used correctly, VCF is 94% effective in pregnancy prevention
A: if you're prone to yeast infections, inserting any "foreign" product is probably not advisable as there's always a chance that it can throw off your pH. that said, there is nothing in the ingredients that is known to cause yeast infections