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Once you have a steady, trustworthy partner, condoms are mostly used just to prevent pregnancy. So a cheap and easily reversible vasectomy wouldn't eliminate t
by nilkn 14y ago
Once you have a steady, trustworthy partner, condoms are mostly used just to prevent pregnancy.
So a cheap and easily reversible vasectomy wouldn't eliminate the condom market, but it would certainly disrupt it I would think.
- nicholassmith 14y agoI would assume they're focused on STIs, HIV and AIDS rather than decreasing pregnancy rates. Whilst vasectomy reversal would disrupt condoms, male anti-birth pills (getting ever closer to production) are more likely to achieve what you're thinking.