The Dana Cuprum IUD (1968): Vintage Contraceptive Device from the Museum of Contraception and Abortion

This entry details the Dana Cuprum IUD, a vintage copper intrauterine device dating from 1968. It features a Christmas tree-like shape made of plastic, accompanied by a nylon thread and a white maneuvering rod, presented on blue paper.

The Dana Cuprum IUD, inventoried under number 1299, is a historical medical device from 1968. Constructed from copper and plastic, this intrauterine device is characterized by its unique Christmas tree shape, complete with a nylon thread and a white maneuvering rod. It is mounted on blue paper for display. The object is described as being in good condition and measures 25.2 x 5 x 1 cm.

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