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October 17, 2007 12:19 AM
Amber
I'm surprised more couples don't know about the LadyComp. It's a thermometer and computer that tracks your fertile days, and tells you when to use protection. I hear it's pretty popular in europe. My friends told me they were using it with excellent success with family planning, and I've been using it for a year with no problems. Best of all, there's no yucky hormone side-effects! You can learn more at www.raxmedical.com



December 17, 2007 7:32 PM
Anonymous
NFP isn't a contraceptive. Nothing is being put in the way of conceiving.



April 15, 2008 9:04 AM
Lyn
I used NFP for four years with great results--no unplanned pregnancy. And it most certainly is a "contraceptive". Semantics aside, no sex during peak days IS a barrier method. But since the days are always changing, depending on when you get your period, you do have to keep track. I also wanted extra protection/peace of mind so, I also avoided sex on the day before and after those three peak days, for a total of five "no sex" days out of the month. It worked 100% of the time.



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