>About 540 men have received it in India, where it continues to prevent pregnancies in their partners 13 years after treatment Disregarding that, this is such

>About 540 men have received it in India, where it continues to prevent pregnancies in their partners 13 years after treatment Disregarding that, this is such a non-issue that you're being downright silly. Women have IUDs and implants and don't suddenly "forget" they have them. Ignoring that there's absolutely no reason not to bring this to market because there's a small chance of user error. That's like saying "condoms shouldn't exist because you can run out."