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SOCIETYContraceptionintheU.S.CHAPTER

01WorldwideoverviewUseofcontraceptivemethodsamongwomenaged15to49in2021,byworldregionShareofwomenwhousecontraceptivemethodsintheworld2021AllwomenMarriedwomen,orinunion90%80%70%60%50%40%30%20%10%0%79%75%69%67%64%63%59%53%52%49%46%43%34%34%22%20%NorthAmerica*

LatinAmericanandAsiaandthePacific

EasternEurope

EastandSouthernCaribbean

andCentralAsia

AfricaArabStatesWestandCentralAfricaWorld4Description:In2021,theuseofcontraceptivemethodsamongwomenreached49percent,yetvariedgreatlyfromoneregionoftheworldtoanother.InNorthAmerica,69percentofwomenaged15to49yearsoldusedacontraceptivemethod.However,only20percentofwomenofthisageusedacontraceptivemethodinWestandCentralAfrica.Contraceptiveusewashigherinmarriedwomen.In2021,theuseofcontraceptivemethodsamongmarriedwomen,aged15to49yearsold,reached63[...]

ReadmoreNote(s):Worldwide;2021;*NorthernAmericawasnotpartofthesummaryindicatorsprovidedbythesource.Thisfigurerepresentsthemeancontraceptiveprevalence,anymethods,amongwomenaged15to49intheUnitedStatesandCanada.

ReadmoreSource(s):UNFPAPrevalenceofcontraceptiveuseamongwomenofreproductiveageworldwidein1990,2019,and2030,byregionUseofcontraceptionamongwomenworldwidein1990,2019,and2030,byregionPercentageofwomenofreproductiveage2030201920%19900%10%30%40%50%60%70%WorldSub-SuharanAfricaNorthernAfricaandWesternAsiaCentralandSouthernAsiaEasternandSouth-EasternAsiaLatinAmericaandtheCaibbeanOceania(excludingAustraliaandNewZealand)AustraliaandNewZealandEuropeandNorthernAmerica5Description:Theuseofcontraceptivemethodsincreasedinallregionsbetween1990and2019.ThelargestincreasewasseeninLatinAmericaandtheCaribbeanwheretheuseofcontraceptionincreasedfrom39.8percentto58percentfrom1990to2019.Thisstatisticshowstheprevalenceofanymethodofcontraceptionamongwomenofreproductiveagein1990,2019,andaforecastfor2030byregion.

ReadmoreNote(s):Worldwide;2019;15-49yearsSource(s):UNDESAPrevalenceofcontraceptiveuseamongwomenofreproductiveageworldwidein1990,2019,and2030,bycountryincomelevelUseofcontraceptionamongwomenworldwidein1990,2019,and2030,bycountryincomePercentageofwomenofreproductiveage20302019199030%0%10%20%40%50%60%58%70%High-incomecountriesMiddle-incomecountried56.6%55.6%50%49.6%40.9%60.3%61%Upper-middle-incomecountriesLower-middle-incomecountriesLow-incomecountries51.2%42.7%40.1%28.4%28%33.7%12.5%6Description:From1990to2019,theuseofcontraceptivemethodsincreasedinallcountriesregardlessofincome.Thelargestincreasewasseeninlow-incomecountrieswheretheuseofcontraceptionincreasedfrom12.5percentto28percent.Thisstatisticshowstheprevalenceofanymethodofcontraceptionamongwomenofreproductiveagein1990,2019,andaforecastfor2030,bycountryincomelevel.

ReadmoreNote(s):Worldwide;2019;15-49yearsSource(s):UNDESANumberofwomenofreproductiveageworldwideusingmodernortraditionalcontraceptivemethodsorwithanunmetneedforcontraceptivesin2019*(inmillions)Numberofwomenworldwideusingcontraceptivesorwithanunmetneed2019900842790800700600500400300200100019080ModernmethodsTraditionalmethodsUnmetNeed**Noneedforcontraceptives7Description:Ofthe1.9billionwomenofreproductiveageworldwide,790millionhavenoneedforfamilyplanningandthereforedonotusecontraceptives.Amongthe1.1billionwomenwhohaveaneedforfamilyplanning,842millionusemoderncontraceptivemethodsand80millionusetraditionalmethodsofcontraception.Thereremains190millionwomenwithanunmetneedforfamilyplanning.Thesearewomenwhowanttoavoidpregnancybutdonotuseanycontraceptivemethod.Thisstatistic[...]

ReadmoreNote(s):Worldwide;2019;15-49yearsSource(s):UNDESAPercentageofwomenofreproductiveageworldwideusingvariouscontraceptivemethodsin2019*Shareofwomenworldwideusingvariouscontraceptivemethodsin201930%24%25%20%15%10%5%21%17%16%8%5%3%2%2%2%0%FemalesterilizationMalecondom

Intrauterinedevice(IUD)PillInjectableWithdrawalRhythmImplantMalesterilizationOther8Description:Nearly1in4womenworldwideusedfemalesterilizationasthecontraceptivemethodofchoicein2019.Incomparison,onlyaround1in5womenusedthemalecondomtoavoidpregnancy.Thisstatisticshowsthepercentageofwomenofreproductiveageworldwideusingvariouscontraceptivemethodsin2019.ReadmoreNote(s):Worldwide;2019;15-49yearsSource(s):UNDESAEstimatednumberofwomenofreproductiveageworldwideusingvariouscontraceptivemethodsin2019*(inmillions)Numberofwomenworldwideusingvariouscontraceptivemethodsin2019250219200150100501891591517447292316150FemalesterilizationMalecondom

Intrauterinedevice(IUD)PillInjectableWithdrawalRhythmImplantMalesterilizationOther9Description:Femalesterilizationisthemostcommoncontraceptivemethodusedworldwidewithover200millionusers.Incomparison,189millionwomenusedmalecondomstoavoidpregnancy.Thisstatisticshowsthenumberofwomenofreproductiveageworldwideusingvariouscontraceptivemethodsin2019.ReadmoreNote(s):Worldwide;2019;15-49yearsSource(s):UNDESANumberofwomenofreproductiveageworldwideusingvariouscontraceptivemethodsin1994and2019*(inmillions)Numberofwomenworldwideusingvariouscontraceptivemethodsin1994and201919942019250200150100502191951891591511339774644743363729231617151120FemalesterilizationMalesterilizationIntrauterinedevice(IUD)ImplantInjectablePillMalecondomRhythmWithdrawalOther10Description:Since1994,theuseofnearlyallmethodsofcontraceptionhaveincreased,mostnoticeablytheuseofthemalecondom,whichnearlytripledfrom1994to2019.Thisstatisticshowsthenumberofwomenofreproductiveageworldwideusingvariouscontraceptivemethodsin1994comparedto25yearslater.ReadmoreNote(s):Worldwide;1994and2019;15-49yearsSource(s):UNDESAShareoftotaldemandforfamilyplanningamongwomenaged15to49thatissatisfiedbytheuseofmoderncontraceptionin2021,byworldregionProportionoffamilyplanningdemandsatisfiedwithmodernmethodsintheworld2021100%87%90%80%70%60%50%40%30%20%10%0%83%80%77%66%65%62%46%NorthAmerica*

LatinAmericanandAsiaandthePacificCaribbeanWorldEasternEuropeandCentralAsiaArabStatesEastandSouthern

WestandCentralAfrica

Africa11Description:In2021,familyplanningdemandsweresatisfied,bymoderncontraceptives,for77percentofwomenacrosstheglobe.OntheAmericancontinent,over80percentofwomenhadtheirfamilyplanningneedsfulfilledbymoderncontraceptives.However,inWestandCentralAfrica,only46percentofwomenhadtheirfamilyplanningneedssatisfied.ReadmoreNote(s):Worldwide;AsofJanuary1,2021;*NorthAmericawasnotpartofthesummaryindicatorsprovidedbythesource.Thisfigurerepresentsthepercentageoftotaldemandforfamilyplanningamongwomenaged15to49thatissatisfiedby[...]

ReadmoreSource(s):UNFPAShareofwomenaged15to49whowanttostopordelaychildbearingbutarenotusingamethodofcontraceptionin2021,byworldregionandmaritalstatusShareofwomenwhohaveunmetneedsforfamilyplanningintheworld2021AllwomenMarriedwomen,orinunion25%20%15%10%5%22%21%17%16%16%12%11%10%10%9%9%8%8%7%5.5%4%0%WestandCentral

EastandSouthernAfrica

AfricaArabStatesWorldLatinAmericanand

EasternEurope

AsiaandthePacific

NorthAmerica*Caribbean

andCentralAsia12Description:In2021,roughlyoneoutoftenwomenwanttostopordelaychildbearingbutarenotusingamethodofcontraception.TheunmetneedforfamilyplanningwasespeciallyhighontheAfricancontinent.NearlyafourthofmarriedwomenlivinginWestandCentralAfricahadanunmetneedforfamilyplanning.OnlyfourpercentofwomenlivinginNorthernAmerica,however,werenotusingcontraceptionyetwantedtostopordelaychildbearing.ReadmoreNote(s):Worldwide;AsofJanuary1,2021;*NorthAmericawasnotpartofthesummaryindicatorsprovidedbythesource.Thisfigurerepresentsthepercentageofwomenaged15to49whowanttostopordelaychildbearingbutarenotusinga[...]

ReadmoreSource(s):UNFPAGlobalmarketsizeofthecondommarketfrom2015to2030(inbillionU.S.dollars)Globalcondommarketsize2015-203014121013.0612.3511.6911.0610.469.99.368.868.387.9387.57.16.716.356.015.686420201520162017201820192020202120222023202420252026202720282029203013Description:Thesizeoftheglobalcondommarketamountedtoabout8.38billionU.S.dollarsin2022,andwasprojectedtoincreaseinvaluerapidlyoverthenextseveralyearsaswell.Theglobalcondommarketwasexpectedtobevaluedat13.06billionU.S.dollarsby2030.ReadmoreNote(s):Worldwide;2022Source(s):BCHAPTER

02U.S.overviewPercentageofreproductive-agedwomenintheU.S.whoconsidereditimportanttoavoidpregnancyinthenextmonthasof2022,byageImportanceofavoidingpregnancyamongU.S.womenasof2022,byagePercentageofrespondentsVeryimportant20%Somewhatimportant40%Notveryimportant60%Notimportantatall80%Don'tknow0%100%120%Overall18-25years26-35years36-49years63%11%6%16%3%69%9%6%12%14%3%62%14%7%4%3%59%9%7%23%15Description:In2022,approximately74percentofreproductive-agedwomenintheU.S.considereditveryimportantorsomewhatimportanttoavoidpregnancyinthenextmonth.Thisstatisticillustratesthepercentageofreproductive-agedwomenintheU.S.whoconsidereditimportanttoavoidpregnancyinthenextmonthasof2022,byage.ReadmoreNote(s):UnitedStates;May10toJune7,2022;5,201respondents;18-49yearsSource(s):KaiserFamilyFoundation;NationalOpinionResearchCenterPercentageofU.S.womenthatusedcontraceptionforselectreasonsasof2022ReasonswhyU.S.womenusedcontraceptionin202270%61%60%50%40%30%20%10%24%15%0%PreventpregnancyonlyPreventpregnancyandsomeotherreasonOtherreasononly(e.g.,manageamedicalcondition,preventanSTI)16/statistics/871884/reasons-for-contraception-use-usIn2022,amongwomenthatusedcontraceptioninthepastyear,61percenthaduseditsolelytopreventpregnancy.ThisstatisticportraysthepercentageofU.S.womenwhohadusedcontraceptionwithinthepast12monthsforselectreasonsasof2022.ReadmoreNote(s):UnitedStates;May10toJune7,2022;5,201respondents;18-49years;Womenwhousedcontraceptioninthepast12monthsSource(s):KaiserFamilyFoundation;NationalOpinionResearchCenterPercentageofU.S.adultswhoconsideredusingselectcontraceptivemethodstopreventpregnancyinthelastmonthasof2022ContraceptivemethodsU.S.adultsconsideredtopreventpregnancy202270%60%50%40%30%20%62%10%9%9%9%9%10%0%4%2%EmergencyPermanentContraceptiveWearablecontraceptivedevice(e.g.,condom,Oralbirthcontrol("thepill")OtherN/A-IhavenotusedanycontraceptionmethodsinthelastmonthPrefernottosaycontraceptive(e.g.,

contraception(e.g.,

implant(e.g.,armPlanB,spermicide)vasectomy,hysterectomy)implant,IUD)diaphragm)17Description:Asurveyfrom2022foundthataround10percentofU.S.adultswhodidnotcurrentlyuseemergencycontraceptivessuchasPlanBconsideredusingtheminthepastmonthtopreventpregnancy.ThisstatisticshowsthepercentageofU.S.adultswhoconsideredusingselectcontraceptivemethodstopreventpregnancyinthelastmonthasof2022.ReadmoreNote(s):UnitedStates;July15,2022toJuly18,2022;1,455respondents;18yearsandolderSource(s):HarrisPoll;TimePercentageofU.S.adultswhoconsideredusingselectcontraceptivemethodstopreventpregnancyinthelastmonthasof2022,bygenderContraceptivemethodsconsideredbyU.S.adultsbygender2022MenWomen70%60%50%40%30%20%10%0%64%59%12%11%11%10%10%9%9%8%7%7%5%3%2%2%EmergencyPermanentContraceptiveWearablecontraceptivedevice(e.g.,condom,Oralbirthcontrol("thepill")OtherN/A-IhavenotusedanycontraceptionmethodsinthelastmonthPrefernottosaycontraceptive(e.g.,

contraception(e.g.,

implant(e.g.,armPlanB,spermicide)vasectomy,hysterectomy)implant,IUD)diaphragm)18Description:Asurveyfrom2022foundthataround10percentofU.S.menwhodidnotcurrentlyuseemergencycontraceptivessuchasPlanBconsideredusingtheminthepastmonthtopreventpregnancy.ThisstatisticshowsthepercentageofU.S.adultswhoconsideredusingselectcontraceptivemethodstopreventpregnancyinthelastmonthasof2022,bygender.ReadmoreNote(s):UnitedStates;July15,2022toJuly18,2022;1,455respondents;18yearsandolderSource(s):HarrisPoll;TimePercentageofcontraceptive-usingwomenintheU.S.whohadexperiencedselectsideeffectsthatwereunexpectedormoreseverethanexpectedasof2022ShareofU.S.womenreportingselectsideeffectsfromcontraceptionasof2022Percentageofrespondents0%10%20%30%40%50%48%60%70%80%90%MoodchangesWeightgain47%ChangesinyourperiodsHeadachesormigrainesBleedingorspottingBloating44%35%35%29%Sorebreasts24%Nausea15%OthersideeffectsTwoormoresideeffectsNone26%80%3%19Description:In2022,moodchangesandweightgainwerethemostcommonsideeffectsfromcontraceptionexperiencedbywomenintheU.S.inthepastyear,asreportedbyalmosthalfofrespondents.Inaddition,nearlyeightoutoftenwomenwhousedcontraceptionsaidtheyhadexperiencedtwoormoresideeffects.Thisstatisticillustratesthepercentageofcontraceptive-usingwomenintheU.S.whoexperiencedselectsideeffectsfromcontraceptionthatwereunexpectedormoreseverethan[...]

ReadmoreNote(s):UnitedStates;May10toJune7,2022;5,201respondents;18-49years;Amongfemaleswhohaveusedcontraceptioninthepast12monthsandsaidtheyhaveexperiencedunwantedsideeffects.Source(s):KaiserFamilyFoundation;NationalOpinionResearchCenterPercentageofcontraceptive-usingwomenintheU.S.whohadmissedtakingtheirbirthcontrolontimeduetoalackofsupplyasof2022,byageShareofU.S.womennotabletogetbirthcontrolontimeasof2022,byagePercentageofrespondents0%5%10%15%20%25%30%35%40%Total18to25years26to35years36to49years33%33%35%31%20Description:In2022,roughlyathirdofwomenofreproductiveageintheU.S.thateverusedhormonalcontraceptionsaidtheyhadmissedtakingtheirbirthcontrolontimeatsomepointbecausetheywereunabletogettheirnextsupply.Thisstatisticillustratesthepercentageofcontraceptive-usingwomenintheU.S.whohadmissedtakingtheirbirthcontrolduetoalackofsupplyasof2022,byage.ReadmoreNote(s):UnitedStates;May10toJune7,2022;5,201respondents;18-49years;Amongfemaleswhoreportedeverusingoralcontraception,patch,ring,orDepo.Source(s):KaiserFamilyFoundation;NationalOpinionResearchCenterPercentageofcontraceptive-usingwomenintheU.S.whohadmissedtakingtheirbirthcontrolontimeduetoalackofsupplyasof2022,byraceandethnicityShareofU.S.womenwhowereunabletogetbirthcontrolontimeasof2022,byracePercentageofrespondents0%5%10%15%20%25%30%29%35%40%45%TotalAsian/PacificIslanderBlack33%39%Hispanic36%White31%21Description:In2022,aroundonethirdofcontraceptive-usingwomenintheU.S.saidtheyhadatsomepointmissedtakingbirthcontrolontimeduetosupplyproblems.ThelargestsharecorrespondedtoBlackwomen,withnearlyfourineverytenmissingtakingtheirbirthcontrolontimebecausetheywereunabletogettheirnextsupply.Thisstatisticillustratesthepercentageofcontraceptive-usingwomenintheU.S.whomissedtakingtheirbirthcontrolontimeduetoalackofsupplyasof2022,byrace[...]

ReadmoreNote(s):UnitedStates;May10toJune7,2022;5,201respondents;18-49years;Amongfemaleswhoreportedeverusingoralcontraception,patch,ring,orDepo.Source(s):KaiserFamilyFoundation;NationalOpinionResearchCenterDistributionofcontraceptiveservicesprovidedbyPlannedParenthoodaffiliatehealthcentersintheUnitedStatesin2021-2022PlannedParenthood-providedcontraceptiveservicesdistributionintheU.S.2021-22CombinedHormoneRing2%Progestin-OnlyInjectables15%CombinedHormonePatch2%OralPill30%Long-ActingMethods(IUD&Implants)23%Other28%22Description:In2021-2022,around23percentofcontraceptiveservicesprovidedbyPlannedParenthoodaffiliatehealthcentersintheUnitedStateswereforlongactingmethods(IUDsandimplants).ThisstatisticillustratesthedistributionofcontraceptiveservicesprovidedbyPlannedParenthoodaffiliatehealthcentersintheUnitedStatesfortheyearendingJune30,2022.ReadmoreNote(s):UnitedStates;FortheyearendedJune30,2022Source(s):PlannedParenthoodNumberofservicesprovidedbyPlannedParenthoodaffiliatehealthcentersintheUnitedStatesin2021-2022,bycategoryNumberofservicesprovidedbyPlannedParenthoodU.S.affiliates2022,bycategory5,000,0004,411,8254,500,0004,000,0003,500,0003,000,0002,500,0002,000,0001,500,0001,000,000500,00002,348,2751,110,247470,419402,233374,155STITesting&Treatment

ContraceptiveServicesOtherReproductiveServicesCancerScreenings&PreventionOtherServicesAbortionServices23Description:In2021-2022,therewerealmost2.35millioncontraceptiveservicesprovidedbyPlannedParenthoodaffiliatehealthcentersintheUnitedStates.ThisstatisticillustratesthenumberofservicesprovidedbyPlannedParenthoodaffiliatehealthcentersintheUnitedStatesfortheyearendingJune30,2022,bycategory.ReadmoreNote(s):UnitedStates;FortheyearendedJune30,2022Source(s):PlannedParenthoodCHAPTER

03UsePercentageofU.S.adultswhousedselectcontraceptivemethodstopreventpregnancyinthelastmonthasof2022ContraceptivemethodsusedtopreventpregnancyintheU.S.202260%50%40%55%30%22%20%15%9%8%8%10%0%4%2%Wearablecontraceptivedevice(e.g.,condom,Oralbirthcontrol("thepill")PermanentContraceptiveEmergencyOtherN/A-IhavenotusedanycontraceptionmethodsinthelastmonthPrefernottosaycontraception(e.g.,

implant(e.g.,arm

contraceptive(e.g.,vasectomy,hysterectomy)implant,IUD)PlanB,spermicide)diaphragm)25Description:Asurveyfrom2022foundthataround22percentofU.S.adultsusedwearablecontraceptivedevicessuchascondomsinthepastmonthtopreventpregnancy.ThisstatisticshowsthepercentageofU.S.adultswhousedselectcontraceptivemethodstopreventpregnancyinthelastmonthasof2022.ReadmoreNote(s):UnitedStates;July15,2022toJuly18,2022;1,455respondents;18yearsandolderSource(s):HarrisPoll;TimeU.S.population:Doyouusecondoms?UsageofcondomsinhouseholdsintheU.S.202035030025020015010029250033.44Yes7.21NoDon'tknow/Noanswer26Description:ThisstatisticshowstheusageofcondomsintheUnitedStatesin2020.ThedatahasbeencalculatedbybasedontheU.S.CensusdataandSimmonsNationalConsumerSurvey(NHCS).Accordingtothisstatistic,33.44millionAmericansusedcalculatedthefiguresbasedontheU.S.CensusdataandSimmonsNationalConsumerSurvey(NHCS).Readmorecondomsin2020.ReadmoreNote(s):UnitedStates;2020;*ThefigurespresentedreflecttherespectivepopulationintheUnitedStates.Source(s):(basedonMRI-Simmonsdata)Percentageofsexuallyactivewomenwhousedcontraceptionwithinthepast12monthsintheUnitedStatesin2017,2020,and2022U.S.womenwhousedcontraceptionwithinthepast12monthsin2017-202220172020202270%60%50%40%30%20%10%0%65%62%48%23%18%16%15%14%12%11%9%8%UsingatleastonemethodofcontraceptionNotusinganycontraceptionPregnantortryingtoconceiveWomenorpartnerunabletoconceive27Description:In2022,around65percentofwomenintheUnitedStateswhohadsexinthepastyearreportedusingatleastonemethodofcontraceptioncomparedtolessthanhalfin2017.ThisstatisticshowsthepercentageofsexuallyactivewomenintheU.S.whoreportedusing,ornotusing,contraceptionwithinthepast12monthsin2017,2020,and2022.ReadmoreNote(s):UnitedStates;May10toJune7,2022;5,201respondents;18-49years;Womenwhohavehadsexwithamanwithinthepast12monthsSource(s):KaiserFamilyFoundation;NationalOpinionResearchCenterPercentageofreproductive-agedwomenintheU.S.whoreportedusingcontraceptioninthepastyearasof2022,byageShareofU.S.womenwhousedcontraceptioninthepastyearasof2022,byageContraceptiveusers11%Contraceptivenon-users120%100%80%60%40%20%0%14%17%23%89%86%83%77%Overall18-25years26-35years36-49years28Description:In2022,roughly83percentofreproductive-agedwomenintheU.S.whowerecapableofbecomingpregnantreportedusingsomecontraceptionmethodinthepastyear.Womenagedbetween18and25yearsaccountedforthelargestshareofcontraceptiveusers,with89percent.Thisstatisticshowsthepercentageofreproductive-agedwomenintheU.S.whoreportedusingcontraceptioninthepastyearasof2022,byage.

ReadmoreNote(s):UnitedStates;May10toJune7,2022;5,201respondents;18-49years;Amongfemalescapableofbecomingpregnantwhoarenotcurrentlypregnantortryingtobecomepregnant.Source(s):KaiserFamilyFoundation;NationalOpinionResearchCenterPercentageofreproductive-agedwomenintheU.S.thatreportedusingcontraceptioninthepastyearasof2022,byraceandethnicityShareofU.S.womenwhousedcontraceptionasof2022,byraceandethnicityContraceptiveusersContraceptivenon-users120%100%80%60%40%20%0%13%87%17%17%83%21%27%83%79%73%OverallAsian/PacificIslanderBlackHispanicWhite29Description:In2022,morethaneightineverytenwomenofreproductiveageintheU.S.usedsomecontraceptivemethodinthepastyear.Whitewomencapableofbecomingpregnantreportedthehighestcontraceptiveuse,with87percent.Thisstatisticillustratesthepercentageofreproductive-agedwomenintheU.S.thatreportedusingcontraceptioninthepastyearasof2022,byraceandethnicity.ReadmoreNote(s):UnitedStates;May10toJune7,2022;5,201respondents;18-49years;Amongfemalescapableofbecomingpregnantwhoarenotcurrentlypregnantortryingtobecomepregnant.Source(s):KaiserFamilyFoundation;NationalOpinionResearchCenterPercentageofreproductive-agedU.S.womenwhousedselectmethodsofcontraceptionwithinthepast12monthsasof2022MethodsofcontraceptionusedbyU.S.womenasof2022Percentageofrespondents0%5%10%15%20%25%30%35%Oralcontraceptives33%Injectables4%PatchRing2%3%Intrauterinedevice(IUD)Implants19%5%Malecondoms32%Fertilityawareness-basedmethodsEmergencycontraceptionOther15%7%4%30Description:In2022,amongwomenaged18-49whousedcontraceptioninthepast12months,32percentusedmalecondomsand33percentusedoralcontraceptives.Thisstatisticillustratesthepercentageofselectmethodsofcontraceptionusedamongreproductive-agedU.S.womenwhousedcontraceptivesinthepast12monthsasof2022.ReadmoreNote(s):UnitedStates;May10toJune7,2022;2,695respondents;18-49years;Womenwhousedcontraceptioninthepast12monthsSource(s):KaiserFamilyFoundation;NationalOpinionResearchCenterPercentageofreproductive-agedwomenintheU.S.thatusedselectmethodsofcontraceptionwithinthepast12monthsasof2022,byageMethodsofcontraceptionusedbyU.S.womenasof2022,byagePercentageofrespondents36-49years26-35years20%18-25years30%0%10%40%50%60%22%Oralcontraceptives37%50%4%Injectables4%6%1%PatchRing1%1%4%4%3%18%Intrauterinedevice(IUD)Implants22%22%15%3%7%8%Malecondoms35%48%13%Fertilityawareness-basedmethodsEmergencycontraceptionOther15%16%3%9%13%4%4%5%31Description:In2022,amongwomenofreproductiveageusingcontraceptives,thoseaged18to25yearsusedoralcontraceptivesandmalecondomsmorecomparedtowomenofotheragegroups.Thisstatisticillustratesthepercentageofreproductive-agedwomenintheU.S.thatusedselectmethodsofcontraceptionwithinthepast12monthsasof2022,byage.ReadmoreNote(s):UnitedStates;May10toJune7,2022;5,201respondents;18-49years;Womenwhousedcontraceptioninthepast12monthsSource(s):KaiserFamilyFoundation;NationalOpinionResearchCenterShareoffemalesusingfamilyplanningservicefundedbytheTitleXprogramintheU.S.in2021,byprimarycontraceptivemethodUsersoffamilyplanningservicefundedbyTitleXintheU.S.2021,bycontraceptionShareofusers0%2%4%6%8%10%12%14%16%18%18%20%OralcontraceptiveHormonalinjectionMalecondom15%13%IntrauterinedeviceHormonalimplantAbstinencec9%8%5%5%FemalesterilizationWithdrawalorothermethoddVaginalring3%1%1%1%FAMorLAMbContraceptivepatch32Description:In2021,oralcontraceptivepillsweretheprimaryfamilyplanningmethodusedby18percentoffemalesusingTitleXfamilyplanningprogram,while15percentfemalesreportedusinghormonalinjectionsastheprimarycontraceptivemethod.TheTitleXFamilyPlanningProgramisafederalgrantprogramwhichaimstoprovidecomprehensiveandconfidentialfamilyplanningservicesandpreventivehealthservicesintheUnitedStates.ReadmoreNote(s):UnitedStates;2021;1.5millionSource(s):OfficeofPopulationAffairsShareoffamilyplanningmethodsusedbyfemalesusingtheTitleXprogramintheU.S.in2021,byageContraceptivemethodsusedbyfemaleusersofTitleXprogramintheU.S.,byage