Vasalgel is a vasectomy alternative that is currently under clinical testing in the U.S. It’s the same substance as RISUG, which is in phase III testing in India, currently. Assuming the animal sperm are destroyed properly and the toxicology tests conclude well, human testing could begin within the next year. This is being conducted with appropriate rigor to be certified by the FDA.
[quote]Makavali wrote:
Cue the following levels of butthurt:
Women who think men shouldn’t have access to conraception
Women who secretly think it, but will still get angry at what I’m saying because they’re women
Women who just like conflict
Serious face: Good. About freaking time - they’ve already tested it on people in India, from what I can see it works.[/quote]
I’m going to be sorry I asked and I know you’re just kidding but do you really think women won’t like this idea? I’d be surprised if that were the case.
[quote]Makavali wrote:
Cue the following levels of butthurt:
Women who think men shouldn’t have access to conraception
Women who secretly think it, but will still get angry at what I’m saying because they’re women
Women who just like conflict
Serious face: Good. About freaking time - they’ve already tested it on people in India, from what I can see it works.[/quote]
I’m going to be sorry I asked and I know you’re just kidding but do you really think women won’t like this idea? I’d be surprised if that were the case.
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Were you speaking, I was still captivated by the woman holding the camera in your avi.
[quote]Makavali wrote:
Cue the following levels of butthurt:
Women who think men shouldn’t have access to conraception
Women who secretly think it, but will still get angry at what I’m saying because they’re women
Women who just like conflict
Serious face: Good. About freaking time - they’ve already tested it on people in India, from what I can see it works.[/quote]
I’m going to be sorry I asked and I know you’re just kidding but do you really think women won’t like this idea? I’d be surprised if that were the case.
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Were you speaking, I was still captivated by the woman holding the camera in your avi. [/quote]
[quote]Makavali wrote:
Cue the following levels of butthurt:
Women who think men shouldn’t have access to conraception
Women who secretly think it, but will still get angry at what I’m saying because they’re women
Women who just like conflict
Serious face: Good. About freaking time - they’ve already tested it on people in India, from what I can see it works.[/quote]
I’m going to be sorry I asked and I know you’re just kidding but do you really think women won’t like this idea? I’d be surprised if that were the case.
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I know there are women who won’t like the idea. Not that I’m implying the behavior in question is female specific, but in the context of this thread… well you get what I mean.
I’m talking mainly about the real pieces of shit who “accidentally” forget to take their pill. I think for many women like (I presume) yourself, it actually represents another safety net - which I fully support.
In a fully monogamous relationship, this is groundbreaking stuff. Temporary reversible sterility with no hormonal side effects? Uh, where do I sign up?
and I know you’re just kidding but do you really think women won’t like this idea? I’d be surprised if that were the case.