Condoms
In conservative cultures, condoms is a disclosed taboo subject. Furthermore, with clear-cut governmental decisions that above-the-line advertising for condoms is prohibited, this is another strong limitation to condoms in Egypt.
Nevertheless, DKT Egypt launched “Sutra” condoms (plain) in 2006, then “Fiesta” (4 variants) in 2008. In 2011, DKT Egypt extended its portfolio of condoms to include 8 variants for Fiesta, with new attractive packaging as well.
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Vaginal Foaming Tablet
Clients for contraception are not only those whom need
long-term protection. There are segments in the society that have other contraceptive needs as well, e.g. couples needing short-duration contraception, elderly people, infrequent intercourse, newlyweds, among others. DKT Egypt is keen to cover the needs of maximum number
of clients.
Intrauterine Device
The most effective non-hormonal reversible contraceptive method available
- Highly effective
- Protective against ectopic pregnancy
- Long lasting
- Convenient
- Well-liked by users & low risk of side effects
- Cost effective
Tests
Planny is an ovulation test – that is used to determine LH sudden increase which is sign for woman’s fertile days (ovulation) so that you can maximize your efforts in trying to get pregnant.
Lubricants
Fiesta lubricants are water-based materials you can use either with a condom or without condom. This water-based Lubricant will add comfort during sex. Fiesta lubricants has some flavors which will enhance your desire and give you and your special a sensual romance feeling.
Emergency Contraceptive Pills
Many Egyptians do not know about ‘post-coital contraception’, both
women and healthcare professionals (surprisingly!). Even the few who know about post-coital contraception, consider it a sensitive issue.
DKT Egypt launched “Contraplan II” in 2007; the only Emergency Contraceptive Pills (ECPs) provider in Egypt. Among DKT Egypt’s major tasks is creating awareness about ‘emergency contraception’ among the public.
About DKT Egypt
DKT Egypt opened its doors in 2004 to serve Egyptian couples.
Kicking off in the market during 2005, DKT introduced its first low-priced IUD (Pregna TCu380A).
Through its sales teams, DKT serves more than 3,500 gynecologists and 8,000 pharmacies across Egypt. Now, DKT is proud to be the primary provider of IUDs to both the public and private sectors in Egypt, becoming the “House of IUDs” in Egypt.
DKT MISSION
To serve couples whom seek a better future for themselves and their families, via providing high quality, low-cost contraceptives, as well as spreading awareness about reproductive health.
Our Responsibilities
- DKT Egypt has a robust educational program.
- DKT provides IUD insertion training sessions for healthcare providers in hospitals across the country.
- DKT conducts awareness campaigns for women, so that they can formulate a better tomorrow for themselves and their families.
- DKT also sponsors scientific sessions for healthcare professionals to spread awareness about prevention of unintended pregnancies and emergency contraception, Contraception for special populations,Medical eligibility criteria in contraceptive selection
- DKT tailors its demand creation campaigns to reach specific target demographics.
Social Responsibility
Believing in women’s rights to know about reproductive health and birth control, starting in 2015, DKT launched its public awareness campaign “Aman”.
“Aman” is tailored to reach poor and hard-to-reach women with key messages about contraception, the different contraceptive methods available, unintended pregnancies and means to avoid it, as well as stretching out to women via social media, and others via printed educational fliers. Further, DKT creates youth-friendly mass media and social media content to reach young people whom might otherwise not have access to sexual health information.
During 2016, DKT collaborated with the Egyptian Ministry of Health to deliver contraceptives to 500,000 women living in slums of the El-Sharkia governorate. Of these women, 62,000 were new contraceptive users.
