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Neighborhood committees go to residents' homes every year to investigate women of childbearing age and contraceptive measures. If your family is registered as a condom, you can get condoms free of charge at the neighborhood Committee in your community. If it is a registered contraceptive, you can also take the contraceptive, which is short-acting and has a vaginal septum. But most residents don't accept it, probably because they are afraid that the quality provided free of charge is not good, so neighborhood committees generally sell condoms to pharmacies at low prices.

Many neighborhood committees manage several communities, and you can only get it if you manage your neighborhood Committee well! If you don't know, you can ask the residential property. There is a connection between the two, or you can ask the street office.