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Spicy Falcon 2 weeks ago · Contraception

Condoms vs the pill: what’s the real difference in protection?

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    NottyBull team 🐂NottyBull team 2 weeks ago

    Both help prevent pregnancy, but only condoms also protect against STIs. With typical use (real life, including mistakes), the pill is about 93% effective at preventing pregnancy over a year and condoms about 87%. The pill has to be taken every day, and it’s best to start it after talking to a doctor so they can check it suits you. Lots of people use both together for pregnancy and STI protection.

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