We love talking about the Caya diaphragm here on our blog, but this time, someone else did the talking. Willamette Week, a well-known publication in Portland, Oregon, recently featured Caya in an article all about rethinking birth control, and we couldn’t be more excited to share it with you.
Why This Feature Matters
Most of what you read about birth control comes from either the manufacturer or distributor (hi, that’s us) or a medical journal. It’s not every day an independent local publication takes a look at the options out there and gives their honest take. So when Willamette Week dug into hormone-free birth control and Caya’s important place in that conversation, we wanted to make sure you saw it too.
What the Article Covers
The piece walks through a question a lot of women ask themselves: how do you find birth control that fits your actual life, instead of the other way around? From there, it breaks down what makes Caya different: no hormones, no daily pill to remember, and no fitting appointment required. Caya is designed to work for most women right out of the box.
The article also gets into who tends to love Caya most. That includes women who are:
- Tired of hormonal side effects
- Looking for a backup option they can trust
- Breastfeeding
- Managing certain health conditions
- Wanting a birth control they control
As the piece puts it, reproductive freedom is really about having the power to decide how, when, and with what method pregnancy prevention happens[1], and that idea is really at the heart of why we do what we do.
Read the Full Article
You can check out the entire feature here: Let’s Talk About Birth Control, Willamette Week
Ready to Learn More?
If reading about Caya has you curious whether it might be a fit for you, head over to GotCaya.com to learn more about getting started, from telehealth options to finding a pharmacy near you.
And if you want more everyday, no-nonsense info on hormone-free birth control, stick around. You can always find our latest posts on the Caya blog.
[1] Source: Willamette Week, “Let’s Talk About Birth Control,” June 30, 2026
The information included in this blog post is accurate as of publication. For the most current details about Caya, or if you have specific questions about your contraception options, please visit our FAQ at Caya.US.com or consult with your healthcare provider.
