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Is there any demand for them? I’m assuming they’re not being widely distributed and sold because there isn’t enough people interested in buying them. Unfortun
by lockhouse 4y ago
Is there any demand for them? I’m assuming they’re not being widely distributed and sold because there isn’t enough people interested in buying them.
Unfortunately, the most reasonable genitalia to place a condom on is the penis, not inside the vagina. I’m not experienced with female condoms but I can’t imagine they would be more cost effective, comfortable, or feel better than a traditional male condom. Also due to scale there are plenty of opportunities for unique specializations in the male condom space (thinness, “Magnum” size, flavors, colors, ribbed textures, etc.) that will probably never happen with female condoms.
- rngname22 4y agoPeople have never had the chance to try them due to the FDA, so of course there's no demand. But the biggest reason for the rise of drug-resistant gonorrhea is that people don't like using condoms. It's very common for people to complain they can't maintain an erection while using a condom.Many of those people if they had tried female condoms would have not had any issues and much more safe sex would occur, decreasing gonorrhea infections. "I’m not experienced with female condoms but I can’t imagine they would be more cost effective, comfortable, or feel better than a traditional male condom." Well, for men with performance anxiety or ED, they can be much more comfortable and feel a lot better.