Over the Pill? Facts About Nonhormonal Birth Control

How it works: A condom prevents sperm from entering the vagina.

Success rate: If used correctly, only two out of 100 women will become pregnant. Among women whose partners do not always use them correctly, 15 out of 100 will become pregnant.

Pros: Condoms are simple, easy to get, and cheap (free under Obamacare) and prevent STIs. They can also keep your partner erect longer.

Cons: They might dull sensation or interrupt intercourse.