Caya Diaphragm Gel | Most Reliable Contraceptive Gel
Caya® Gel works by decreasing sperm motility.
Prior to placing it into the vagina, add about one teaspoon (about 4 ml) of Caya Diaphragm Gel into the cervical cup and onto the outside rim of the Caya® diaphragm. The acidic pH of the gel thus creates an hostile situation inside the vagina for the sperm cells survival.
Along with that, the gel has a constructive effect on the vagina.
To add, lactic acid based composition has shown to be as safe as nonoxynol-9 containing products in a comparative study of diverse diaphragm gels and creams, with a much lower potential to cause side effects.
Ingredients of Caya Gel
- Lactic acid
- Sodium lactate
- Cellulose
- Sorbic acid
- Water
Frequently Asked Questions About Caya Diaphragm Gel
Q: What is Caya Diaphragm Gel used for?
A: Caya Gel is used with the Caya diaphragm to support non-hormonal barrier contraception.
Q: Is Caya Gel a spermicide?
A: Caya Gel is an acid-buffering barrier gel, not a nonoxynol-9 spermicide.
Q: What are the ingredients in Caya Gel?
A: It contains lactic acid, sodium lactate, cellulose, sorbic acid, and water.
Q: How much Caya Gel should I use?
A: Apply about 4 mL, roughly one teaspoon, inside the diaphragm before insertion.
Q: When should I apply Caya Gel?
A: Apply it before inserting the diaphragm. Add more gel if the diaphragm was inserted over 2 hours earlier.
Joelle Ross –
I am very happy with the product. It works well and is absolutely good.