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About the only unanimous view is that abortifacients (that is, substances that induce abortion) are explicitly forbidden. For other contraceptives, it depends on whom you ask:
Some believe sex should only be for procreation, therefore there should be no contraceptives.
Others feel planned parenting is acceptable, and contraceptives used toward this goal are okay.
A third consideration is it's acceptable if your local spiritual father has blessed the use, and that they are not being used for selfish reasons.

For details, go to http://orthodoxwiki.org/Contraception

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The ideal in Orthodox Judaism is to have as many children as God grants. Contraception is forbidden except in cases which must be ascertained with a halakhic authority (an authority in Torah-law).

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