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<ul><li>Lamberts/Durex booklets ("Cervical and Vault Contraceptive Caps. How they work and how to use them", "Instructions on the fitting and use of Cervical and Vault Contraceptive Caps", "The female diaphragm or cap: Use effectiveness data United Kingdom and United States studies")</li>
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<li>Leaflets ("Why the diaphragm is the contraceptive choice of many health conscious women", "Why use one without the other?", "A Woman's Guide to Barrier Methods of Family Planning")</li>
<li>British Standards Institution notes on ISO/TC 157 - Mechanical Contraceptives, 1981</li></ul>

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