A birth control practice that creates a gateway between sperm and egg and stops you from getting conceived. Before going for sex, it is placed in the vagina to put a stop for pregnancy.
To whom spermicides are for
Using of spermicides are mostly for people who are planning birth control in step forward of having sex and couples using condoms or other obstruction methods of contraception who want additional protection against pregnancy.
How to go with this procedure
If you are in the decision to make use of spermicide, it helps for your birth control in two ways: obstructing the way for the sperm to reach to an egg, creating a barricade for the travel of sperm to glide to the egg. It can be used together with other birth control approaches or can be used by itself. In order to have additional protection it is better to use condoms along with spermicides where condoms can stop STDs also. Actually, the behavior of a spermicide is to slow down the stream of sperm reaching the egg and not to kill the sperm.

There come various forms of spermicides like creams, foams, gels, film and other kind of suppositories (liquids or pills that melt into a cream in the vagina). Even though, there are a number of types and brands in the spermicides, the ultimate function of it is to stop sperm from moving to egg.