Very low: The Nexplanon implant contains a progestin, a hormone, which provides long-acting reversible contraception. It has been called the most effective form of birth control available with a failure rate of 0.05% after proper insertion. Adding a condom to this offers no measurable additional protection. However, also using a condom provides protection from sexually transmitted infection.
Answered 7/6/2016
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Almost perfect: Nexplanon if placed correctly has a failure rate of 0.05%
Answered 9/28/2016
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