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The safety of contraceptives.


 A 1970 annual meeting of the Europe and Near East Regional Medical Committee of the IPPF discussed a paper on "The safety of contraceptives". Discussion centered on the testing of condoms, since the condom is the contraceptive most widely used by all couples. Up to 20% of all condoms which pass electronic testing are found to be defective when filled with water. One manufacturer marketed condoms with less than 1% holes in his own country, and exported those with 5% holes. The establishment of an IPPF condom standard was suggested and it was expected that such a standard would increase condom usage by endorsing their respectability and by emphasizing their effectiveness.
