The inventors unveiled pants of condoms

The US inventors have just released a condom "pants", covering almost all genital organs, to help "relate" the men to be safer.

Conventional condoms for men are designed to prevent semen of a man from interacting with mates, as well as protect users from the risk of sexually transmitted infections (STIs). . However, they only shield the skin around the penis, and leave the scrotum as well as the unprotected pubic area.

A pants-like condom called Scroguard has overcome this drawback. Built together with rubber latex like the most popular condoms today, Scroguard covers most of the male genitalia. When worn with a regular condom, Scroguard will limit skin contact to the skin, minimizing the risk of infection with STIs such as genital herpes or warts.

STIs that are very contagious through unprotected sex, genital secretions, skin-to-skin contact or ulcer contact.

Writing on his website, two inventors in Atlanta, USA emphasized: "Both genital herpes and HPV can spread to the scrotum and pubic area of ​​men through skin-to-skin contact and secretions. sexuality during sexual intercourse, even from subjects who own perfectly normal looking skin, no blisters or obvious ulcers. In the United States, more than 50% of men and women are still sexually active suffer at least one of these STIs at some point in their lives ".

According to the inventors, similar to football players wearing leg pads to compete more aggressively, skiers wear helmets to go faster, soldiers wearing armor to be more stable in battle. In the match, men using Scroguard can enjoy the full pleasure while minimizing the risk of "getting sick".

The advertised Scroguard can be cleaned easily by washing machine. The product has only one medium size for all.

The patent team notes that users can see a sound like farting while doing "that" , if the air gets inside the pants. Scroguard can be a bit sticky because of latex, but still feels "completely normal and easy to use".

Products are being offered for $ 19.99 / unit. However, some people warn, the product has not been approved by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for prevention or treatment. Therefore, if you want to use it, men are advised to consult a specialist.

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