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On the bottle, it says Nanometer-Silver Cryptomorphic Condom. This world's first liquid condom went on sales this week in China, after China's health and drugs administration formally gave the manufacturer the green light. The manufacturer claims that it forms a physical membrane inside the vagina, protecting it from infection, acting as a barrier to pregnancy and providing a lubricating effect.
Utah researchers are reporting advances in developing a "liquid condom" that would protect women from getting infected with the AIDS virus. No, this isn't something that you paint on but rather a compound that a woman would insert in ...
German Wang Spray is Instant Condom: From Liquid Rubber To Sweet ... A German firm has developed a spray-on condom for all your lifestyle needs. The liquid condom comes in an aerosol can that you spray onto the organ in question. A few seconds later, the liquid solidifies into the familiar latex and ...
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November 29th, 2005 at 1:13 am This isn't new, I've seen similar products released over a decade ago in Australia and other countries. anyone remember liquid latex, been around quite a while.
" I don't see anything in here about it protecting me from infection. I don't want some lady telling me "No it's okay, we don't need a condom, I've got a Nanometer-Silver Cryptomorphic membrane in me" just to wind up realizing that i got HIV but she didn't get Hep-B.
November 30th, 2005 at 5:46 am Hellion: "actually china make most of the stuff we use watches video recorders dvd players your fitted kitchen was probly made in china and assembled heremobile phones fridges freezers tvs stereos without buying nethin from china youd be living in the stoneage" -two posts later- innocentdevil: " its from china can u rely on it?
November 30th, 2005 at 9:08 am Ok, I don't think it's necessarily poor quality because it's from china but on the flip side just because most of the stuff we use is from China doesn't mean it's grade A Obviously, your parents buy all of your stuff because if you actually paid for it you'd realize that China has two products...
November 30th, 2005 at 10:42 am Here are my concerns: 1) What if the stuff isn't evenly applied to the walls of the v*****? I would assume that it dissolves after a couple of hours. It's alright I got this Nanometer-silver spray condom, stuff. No thanks, I will make sure that I got my end of the bargain covered. PS- I am not talking about all women, but there are some that would pull this kind of stuff.
November 30th, 2005 at 2:58 pm Consider the posibility that it was NOT developed in China. Maybe company from another country, a first-world country, developed it and it was not aproved in that country, so they go and try in another country and... China being as desperate as it is just decided to give it a shot... How could you possibly apply a good uniform layer, that covers the whole v***** (so infections don't go thru), uterus and the little... dunno their name in english, where the actual proccess of getting pregnant begins? And then, if it will resist the friction, why not put it on the p****, where you can be sure you applied all over it? but damn, I'd hate to be on the situation described by Andy and I wouldn't risk it. All those Taiwan, Vietnam, China, etc stuff that you buy everyday and that has a decent quality was not developed in those country but rather just built there. The only products those countries export are poor-quality imitations they develop on their own. So, if it was indeed developed in China, I wouldn't go as far as assuming it's good quality...
more along the lines of I don't think that the product would be quite reliable. Evenly coating the v*gina would be a big issue,if you missed a spot, you could catch something nasty or get pregnant!
November 30th, 2005 at 9:39 pm Can't say much about the product but the replies here : what a bunch of children. If we were not using stuff made in China, it would be stuff made in Taiwan or Korea.
November 30th, 2005 at 11:44 pm This sounds great, but how is the girl supposed to remove the latex after sex? i mean is she going to keep a latex mold inside her poon for a week?
what, so you're left with an anatomical cast of the inside of your partner glued to the end of your nob by a layer of your own sperm... and mind, I dont think the woman in that photo is at much risk of getting pregnant anyway quite frankly.
December 1st, 2005 at 6:59 am I'd just like to remind everyone that china has a population probloem, and would okay anything even resembling a contraceptive. This stuff might eat away the utereus or something, the chinese family planning doesn't have the best track record when dealing with women.
id=1817 I've been here for a while and I haven't seen anything like that so far. I don't know how many people here that left comments have actually been to china, but I can tell you this, almost everything you wear is made in either china, cambodia, vietnam, thailand, madacasgar, india, singapore, or the philippines. Yes, other countries develop their product then produce it in China for a much lower production cost. On the quality level, they pretty much go by the rule, "you get what you paid for it." Local products have a lower QC (Quailty Control) Standard. Most products produced in China for export go through the foreign company's own QC Standard(much higher than the local standard). So sometimes when your new made in china TV, VCR or DVD player breaks down on you, don't go blaming the chinese first for the problems(maybe 2nd, heh). Most likely it is the company that made your appliance is trying to cut corners by reducing costs on better/more reliable materials.
if it was an efficable prophylactic substitution then u can bet ur sorry *** that the US would have already marketed the damn thing with brad pitt "sure, i use nm silver cryptomorphic condoms, cuz im just such a stud" etc.
December 2nd, 2005 at 8:14 am if it stays inside of you then wouldnt that be really unsafe for the person your sleeping with coz say you are a bit of a player and you were with someone a day ago then your with someone different the next day the they are going to be coming into contact with the other persons sperm and jerms! the girl might nit catch it coz of the condomy thingy but the man is leaving behinde is germs and sperm for the next bloke she sleeps with!
December 2nd, 2005 at 3:24 pm Its not that stupid to ask if you can relay on chinse products. For example there is now a chinese landrover available in Holland, but it's made so cheap that it isn't safe and will most likely be removed from the dutch market. Alot of chinese goods are mass produced, but lower quality. This doesn't mean that we don't like China or against chinese products. Alot of things like clothes are made there and they are just fine.
December 3rd, 2005 at 4:31 am Erm, you don't need to cover the whole ******. You need to cover the hole in the cervix, a tiny little hole. It would NOT go into the uterus, where all the "tubes" are. I can't believe all the people who know absolutely NOTHING about the ****** and the sex organs of women. You can reach inside there and get stuff out, believe it or not. All the stories about people who "lose" tampons and stuff up there, those come out because people are IDIOTS and leave things in there. Believe it or not, you can actually reach in when you're done, and get stuff out. When you aren't sexually aroused you can touch all the way in there. In fact that's why FOREPLAY makes sex possible without it hurting, because then the ****** elongates.
January 24th, 2006 at 11:59 am all in all, this sounds way too risky. there have been similar products invented before, and none of them have seemed to have lasted on the contraception market as long as the regular condom has.
basically everything i have is from china or japan, or some other asian country, but i believe that this is way to risky to try it. An...
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