Description
Intrauterine Spiral Junona BIO-t AG Type 2 Ring, 1 Piece
Ingredients
- Junona BIO-t AG Type 2 Ring is made of biocompatible materials, including polyethylene and copper.
- These materials work together to provide contraceptive effects.
Dosage
The Intrauterine Spiral Junona BIO-t AG Type 2 Ring is for single-use only.
It should be inserted by a healthcare professional following the manufacturer’s instructions.
Indications
- This product is indicated for contraception in women of reproductive age.
- It offers a long-term, reversible contraceptive option with high efficacy.
Contraindications
- Avoid using the Intrauterine Spiral Junona BIO-t AG Type 2 Ring if you have a known or suspected pregnancy, pelvic inflammatory disease, or certain uterine abnormalities.
- Consult with your healthcare provider for personalized advice.
Directions
- Before insertion, ensure that the Intrauterine Spiral Junona BIO-t AG Type 2 Ring is within its expiration date and the packaging is intact.
- Follow the insertion instructions carefully for proper placement and effectiveness.
Scientific Evidence
- Studies have shown that intrauterine devices (IUDs) like the Junona BIO-t AG Type 2 Ring are highly effective in preventing pregnancy.
- Research in the “Contraception” journal demonstrated the high contraceptive efficacy and safety profile of copper IUDs.
Additional Information
- The Intrauterine Spiral Junona BIO-t AG Type 2 Ring offers a non-hormonal contraceptive option suitable for women preferring hormone-free birth control methods.
- It provides long-term protection with minimal user intervention.
Pharmacologically, the Junona BIO-t AG Type 2 Ring releases copper ions that create a hostile environment for sperm, preventing fertilization.
It may also alter the endometrial lining, further reducing the likelihood of implantation.
Clinical trials have shown that the Junona BIO-t AG Type 2 Ring is comparable in effectiveness to other copper IUDs on the market.
Its design and materials ensure proper placement and sustained contraceptive effects over several years.
