The CDC reports increasing prevalence of Chlamydia among women in Oakland/Alameda County, San Diego, Las Vegas and Los Angeles and increasing rates of gonorrhea in Los Angeles and Las Vegas (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2000, 2002). National data on teen births indicate that while teen births have been declining, the number of births to women aged 20-24 are increasing as are births to unmarried women. With the advent of the female condom as an efficacious female controlled barrier method for STD/HIV and pregnancy prevention in the early 1990’s (Bounds, 1997; Farr, Gabelnick, Sturgen, & Dorflinger, 1994; Fontanet et al., 1998; McCabe, Golub S., & Lee, 1997; Soper et al., 1993; Trussell, Sturgen, Strickler, & Dominik, 1994), women at risk for these conditions were given a greater range of choices to control fertility and prevent disease.