permanent birth control
without surgery?

FemBloc followed by a confirmation test are performed in the doctor's office, and do not involve surgery, incisions or implants. A specialized liquid called biopolymer is delivered into your uterus through a thin plastic tube in two separate visits, to close a small section of each fallopian tube. About 3 months after your second FemBloc Treatment, your doctor will perform an ultrasound test to confirm that your fallopian tubes are closed to prevent pregnancy.

You may be eligible for this study if:

• You are female and between the ages of 21-50.
• You are certain you do not want to get pregnant now or in the future.
• You are having sex with a male partner who is not sterile.

You cannot join this study if:

• You are or may be pregnant.
• You have had surgery of your fallopian tubes.
• You have had an ectopic pregnancy (when pregnancy grows outside your uterus).
• You have had an endometrial ablation.
• You have gynecologic cancer.
• You have a compromised immune system.

If you join the study, you will receive the FemBloc Treatment investigational procedures followed by confirmation test and study-related care at no cost to you.

Following your confirmation test, you will be contacted by telephone 3 months later to check on how you are doing. Your study doctor’s office will continue to check in with you regularly - by telephone at 1 year, and then at 2, 3, 4, and 5 years after you are told to rely on FemBloc as your birth control (if you prefer, you may visit your study doctor’s office or request a televisit for any of these check-ins). You will be compensated for your time to participate in these visits and check-ins.

Yes, you will continue to see your regular gynecologist for your standard check ups.

As with all clinical studies, your participation is completely voluntary and you may choose to leave the study at any time.

The study is being sponsored by Femasys Inc. (www.femasys.com), a medical device company based in the U.S.

To see if you might qualify for the FemBloc research study, and to get connected with a women’s health specialist conducting the study in your area, the next step is taking the questionnaire. Please click here to get started.