Abstract: An ovoid pessary for prevention of prolapse of the female organs through support thereof when inserted into the vaginal vault. Two elements are involved, one of body and the other a valve means, the latter having a set position for use whereby invaginate suction is effected by concavities on the body, and having a released position for withdrawal of the pessary without suction and providing means for manipulated removal. The two elements are made of soft pliable material and are readily disassembled for cleansing and re-use.

Abstract: A menses collector adapted to be used during coitus for the collection of uterine discharge at the cervix thereby to isolate the same in a pocket retaining absorbtive material and preventing the same from entering into the vaginal vault. A removeable cover of supple material is attached to a pliant diaphragm, there being a yieldable opening in the cover to seal with the cervix opening therethrough into said pocket, and there being a rim at the perimeter of the diaphragm to seal with the vaginal walls and stabilizing the device between the fornix and the pubis symphysis.