Why was the Today Sponge taken off the market?
a. As a sponge, it caused bacteria to get "trapped" in the vagina, leading to an increased risk of toxic shock syndrome.
b. It was a very ineffective method of contraception
c. It never gained popularity as a contraceptive method and the company went bankrupt.
d. The company that made the Today Sponge could not afford to upgrade the factory to the FDA's new standards.
ANS: D
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