That's because the diaphragm is thought by many women to be uncomfortable and difficult to use. The first new diaphragm design in 50 years, called Caya, could change all that. Eventually, it might ...

Caya contoured diaphragm is first new design in 50 years The single-size Caya could make diaphragms an option for more women.

With the launch of the Caya* contoured diaphragm this June, women in the United States will have access to a method of contraception that is nonhormonal, has few side effects, and can be used for ...

Contraception is not a toy, but the Caya, a new, one-size-fits-most diaphragm, looks like something Polly Pocket might be into: It’s lilac, squishy, and comes in its own little case. The look is ...

HPSRx announced the launch of Caya, a non-hormonal contoured diaphragm for use as a female contraceptive barrier device for up to two years.

A Virginia-based women's health company hopes to reinvigorate interest in an old form of birth control with Caya, the first one-size-fits-most diaphragm. Caya is the first contraceptive diaphragm ...

First of all, unlike the traditional one, the Caya® is one-size-fits-most, which takes out the need for that fitting. (And, trust me: those are not fun. There’s just no way to make shoving ...

But the new diaphragm, sold under the brand name Caya, is a one-size-fits-all affair. Even the usually-regulation-happy commenters at Jezebel seemed perplexed and miffed by this situation.

Caya, a single-size silicone cup that flexes to fit in cervices of all shapes and sizes, is the first to blow off the dust and overhaul the design of the diaphragm since the mid-1960s.

Caya, a single-size silicone cup that flexes to fit in cervices of all shapes and sizes, is the first to blow off the dust and overhaul the design of the diaphragm since the mid-1960s.