_After Connection._

4. Douche.

5. Remove rubber pessary. (Urinate to facilitate
ejection of surplus fat.)

6. Douche and dry parts.

The use of rubber pessary does _not_ do away with desirability of
douching, but it does enable the woman to douche at her own convenience
with safety.


ANTISEPTIC LOTIONS.

Dr. K.R.D. Shaw, of 144, Harley Street, London, W.1, who has had a very
wide experience of "prevention" in different parts of the world during the
last twenty-five years, has named the following as suitable disinfecting
lotions:--

Half a teaspoonful of Lysol in 5 pints of warm water;
_or_ One teaspoonful of Sanitas " "
_or_ One quarter teaspoonful of Bacterol "
_or_ 2 grains of Sulphate of Copper " "

N.B.--Where there is grave danger of venereal infection, it is an
excellent additional precaution to douche first with soap and water, and
douche again with antiseptic lotion. The sooner this is done the better.