Abstract: A method and devices for the prevention of transmission of venereal diseases and non-gonococcal genital infection which includes methods, such as contraceptive and non-contraceptive creams, jellies, foams, etc., and/or methods involving mechanical birth control devices such as condoms and cervical caps and vaginal diaphragms incorporating medication receptacles functioning to release medication in the form of contraceptive and non-contraceptive creams, jellies, foams, etc. by seepage or wall breaching during intercourse to expose the genital organs involved in intercourse to the medication and thus prevent the transmission of disease organisms.

Abstract: A method and devices for the prevention of transmission of venereal diseases and non-gonococcal genital infection which includes methods, such as contraceptive and non-contraceptive creams, jellies, foams, etc., and/or methods involving mechanical birth control devices such as condoms and cervical caps and vaginal diaphragms incorporating medication receptacles functioning to release medication in the form of contraceptive and non-contraceptive creams, jellies, foams, etc. by seepage or wall breaching during intercourse to expose the genital organs involved in intercourse to the medication and thus prevent the transmission of disease organisms.

Abstract: An intrauterine contraceptive device comprising an elongated shank having divergent convoluted portions at its distal end, said convoluted portions being generally sinusoidal in nature, said device having incorporated in said shank a permanent magnet and having a substantial portion of its surface covered with a biologically inert, silicone elastomeric material which may contain an analgaesic or anti-fertility agent which is gradually released in utero. In a preferred embodiment of the invention, the proximal end of the shank contains a pair of downwardly extending divergent, resilient legs which tend to prevent inadvertent expulsion of the device. In another preferred embodiment, the lower end of the device is formed with one or more small refillable containers for certain types of medication which are released gradually into the vagina and the lower end of the uterus over a prolonged period of time for the prevention of such venereal diseases as gonorrhea, syphilis, trichomonas vaginalis and moniliasis.

Abstract: An intrauterine contraceptive device comprising an elongated shank having divergent convoluted portions at its distal end, said convoluted portions being generally sinusoidal in nature, said device having incorporated in said shank a permanent magnet and having a substantial portion of its surface covered with a biologically inert, silicone elastomeric material which may contain an analgaesic or anti-fertility agent which is gradually eleased in utero. In a preferred embodiment of the invention, the proximal end, of the shank contains a pair of downwardly extending divergent, resilient legs which tend to prevent inadvertent expulsion of the device.