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Medical descriptions of spermicides say that the product must contain Nonoxynol-9 which is the active component. ContraGel thankfully doesn’t contain Nonoxynol-9 so by the traditional academic description of a spermicide, no it isn’t. However it performs the same role as spermicide giving results which equal or exceed the efficiency of tradional spermicide.
