Almost half of men participating in a survey said they would use Vasalgel if it were available. In the study recently published in Cogent Medicine,

Vasalgel and other new male contraceptives were highlighted in an article in The Telegraph. Written by Aaron Hamlin, the executive director of the Male Contraception

Once Vasalgel male contraceptive is available, how will the men who have it know that it’s still in place? Of course the most important thing

A key goal for Vasalgel is that it would not only be an effective long-acting male contraceptive, but also be reversible: a Vasalgel user who

THANK YOU to all the Vasalgel supporters who stepped up to meet the $5,000 one-day challenge last week. One of Vasalgel’s biggest supporters — a

We’re making the clinical trial batch of Vasalgel this month! And we need your help! Parsemus Foundation is a small organization that’s determined to provide

A key goal for the first Vasalgel studies, in addition to demonstrating the contraceptive’s safety and effectiveness, was to establish its reversibility. Vasalgel was reversible

With a year of animal efficacy studies done on Vasalgel male contraceptive, we’ve demonstrated its feasibility — and it’s time to build momentum! But it