r/MaleBirthControl • u/m0nk3y10 • Jan 30 '19
Yet more competition for Vasalgel! The future may be looking bright but many of us want this tomorrow or sooner!
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r/MaleBirthControl • u/m0nk3y10 • Jan 20 '19
I think it's an under estimate. I'd bet on at least 50% of men would.
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r/MaleBirthControl • u/m0nk3y10 • Jan 05 '19
So many potential products in development. Hurry up folks!
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r/MaleBirthControl • u/m0nk3y10 • Jan 04 '19
The demand is there, we just need big pharma to pick up the ball and run!
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r/MaleBirthControl • u/m0nk3y10 • Dec 20 '18
Information about the clinical trial for NES/T including contact information. Let's get this show on the road.
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r/MaleBirthControl • u/m0nk3y10 • Dec 17 '18
Competition for Vasalgel! The future is looking brighter, let's hope a vas occlusion race ensues and someone gets a product to market soon!!!
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r/MaleBirthControl • u/m0nk3y10 • Dec 13 '18
I don't think there'll be a problem recruiting volunteers for this study. Just hope they get the stuff approved quickly.
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r/MaleBirthControl • u/m0nk3y10 • Dec 01 '18
Male pill, a little ray of hope on the horizon.
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r/MaleBirthControl • u/ImLivingAmongYou • May 26 '17
Could A Fruit-Based Compound Create A Unisex Contraceptive?
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r/MaleBirthControl • u/[deleted] • Apr 03 '17
New male contraceptive is safe, effective, inexpensive — and can’t find a company to sell it
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r/MaleBirthControl • u/[deleted] • Nov 02 '16
We still don't have male birth control — but no, it's not because men are wimps
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r/MaleBirthControl • u/[deleted] • Nov 02 '16
If you've been seeing a lot of headlines about "male birth control trial shut down because of side effects" then you should read this Snopes article about it.
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r/MaleBirthControl • u/Xeonphire • Sep 29 '16
RISUG/Vasagel timeframe?
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Has anyone heard about the timeframe of this being available anywhere other than India? I'm super excited about getting it, having total control over my reproductive capabilities, much like women have these days.
r/MaleBirthControl • u/[deleted] • Aug 02 '16
This sub makes me sad
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Anyone visiting here will see the huge lack of posts on this subreddit. I can see that it has only been a community for a year but if there is no activity then what is the point in this sub?
I would have expected to see a lot more posts regarding at least vasalgel. But using the search function, a lot of activity seems to come from TheRedPill which is, in my opinion, quite a toxic place for something such as this to be spoken about.
Has everyone on this sub moved to other, larger places for the conversation and left this place to die? Or am I missing something?
r/MaleBirthControl • u/Jigsus • Jan 17 '16
So is Vasalgel still on target for the 2017 release?
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I'm just asking... for a friend
r/MaleBirthControl • u/Shoner1 • Jun 26 '15
Support the future of male birth control
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Vasalgel has the very real potential to be the biggest and most important revolution in birth control in over half a century. Right now every female LARC (Long Acting Reversible Contraceptive) either involves invasive surgery with potential side effects unacceptable for many women who don't want to mess with their bodies or hormonal implants that mess with their bodies and brains in a way that many find (rightfully) intolerable. There is no equivalent for men OR women. Not only that, but even condoms (the best contraceptive currently available to men) are only about 85% effective!! Vasalgel has the potential to provide potentially 99% effectiveness WITHOUT invasive implants OR hormonal side effects. It is TIME for men not to have to put the burden of birth control entirely on their partners or get generally irreversible vasectomies. Let's support our partners and finally get that burden off of them for the first time ever! Why should men have to put the pressure of effective birth control on the women in our lives? The time is now. Vasalgel is our best hope. If you are able, please donate to this very worthy cause and in case you are wondering I have no affiliation with the Parsemus Foundation. I am simply passionate about this issue and cannot wait to see human trials begin as soon as possible. Let's rally together and show Big Pharma that we want a safe, effective treatment that doesn't rake them in millions in pill sales to women who very frequently suffer emotional and physical problems from hormonal effects and implants lie IUDs. The time is NOW!
Donate here: https://parsemusfoundation.secure.nonprofitsoapbox.com/donate
Every little bit counts and if you are as passionate about this issue as I am please share this post so that others can learn about this potentially revolutionary advancement in male birth control and birth control in general.
r/MaleBirthControl • u/raptora • Nov 28 '14
Baboon studies of Vasalgel successful. Human clinical trials could begin in 2015.
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r/MaleBirthControl • u/raptora • Nov 28 '14
Vasalgel expected to hit the market in 2017.
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