Discover the 'Coil in shape of a foot': A Unique Historical Contraception Artifact

This artifact is a white plastic intrauterine device (IUD) uniquely shaped like a foot with three toes. It includes one retrieval thread and is part of a collection related to contraception.

The object presented is an IUD, or intrauterine device, crafted from white plastic and notable for its distinctive 'foot with three toes' shape. This specific piece is identified by inventory number 2721. It measures 3 x 3 cm, is in very good condition, and was donated by Emilio Arisi. As part of the museum's collection focusing on contraception, this item highlights historical and design variations in birth control methods.

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