Vasalgel Male Contraceptive

Responsibility and right to decide – why shouldn’t we explore new options when the methods available today match with the family planning ideals from the last century? You should be able to choose from a range of options, regardless of your gender or genitals.

There should be an easy condom-free way for men to ensure no offspring arrive.

Traditional contraceptive options, meaning the ones for women, aren’t suitable for me. So, I’m hoping that there would be something suitable for my partner.

As a male, I want to take responsibility for my half of the procreation equation. Anyway condoms are awful.

Men need more options…moreover, women need men to have more options.

Things need to change for the male contraception industry. Being open to change is only the start. Humanity NEEDS more options.

Men should have more options than just condoms (which are not 100% safe) and vasectomy (which is irreversible). For women, there are many options (almost all have some side effects) and most of them are hormonal which require flushing hormones in blood streams.

Male contraceptives are a massively important step for the sexual safety of everyone.

Men need more contraceptive options. Contraception shouldn’t be almost exclusively hormonal options for women.

It’s vital to have more birth control options for men!

Men need more options for contraception.

Men should be able to take part in contraception without having to use a condom or getting a vasectomy.

I have had the responsibility and side effects of hormonal contraceptives for 17 years. My fiancé and I would welcome an option that would allow him to take the responsibility for awhile and give me a break from the problems that the hormones cause for me.

As a millennial, it would be great to have a variety of options that put me in charge of my life instead of relying on female contraceptives or condoms that are not always safe.

Using condoms is just the least evil for both partners. Male contraception could have significantly fewer side effects and could be much more precise and target-oriented than the pill for women.

We’re newly-wed but we don’t think that we’re fit to be parents yet. I’m only 23 and I think I need to grow up a couple of years before thinking about having a baby. So, instead of wearing condoms for the coming five years or so and feeling miserable about it, I want an effective solution that I can reverse in the future because I know one day we will think of having a baby and I do not want to put my partner at any risk by using hormonal pills. Current methods all focus on the woman and all have terrible side effects (my wife cannot use IUDs) and condoms are fine until you get sick of them during intercourse and just throw them away.

I am a woman and as a migraine sufferer, my contraceptive choices are limited to IUDs or progestin-only pills. Since I experience unwanted side effects with these, we rely on condoms. A longer-term “no-worry” solution would be much preferred.  It would be worth the cost as opposed to an unwanted pregnancy!

I want control of my fertility that is safe, convenient to use and totally effective. That way I can be in control of my life rather than putting it in the hands of women and government agencies.

I would like the opportunity to be more intimate with my partner and condoms bar that, beyond the conventional ‘doesn’t feel as good’ argument. However, I am extremely concerned about the failure rates of the Pill due to human error and would like to take some responsibility for my future finances into my own hands without being abstinent.

Condoms are a nice method; however I have a 3-year-old that proves they are not 100% effective!

I do not wish to further my genetic line due to a severe bleeder’s disease, which also makes normal vasectomy a no-go.

I provide family planning services to young people in Southern California and would love to have more to offer the young men who come in (and their partners) much more than condoms or permanent vasectomy. I speak from the front lines that most of my clients know about condoms and are NOT using them as much as we would like.

As a male I would not take any contraceptive that altered my hormonal balance. And the idea of getting a MONTHLY injection – are you crazy??? This is probably why surveys come back saying there’s limited interest in male contraceptives – given that sort of choice, I’m not interested either!

Having control over when I have children is the foremost thing in my life. I place great value on having freedom of choice and freedom from worry. Also, being a person with not much money living in a third world country, a cheap contraceptive is imperative.