Wow. This could be huge if it really works well and is affordable. Two things that will be interesting to find out are

1. How do you do the tests on humans? How would want to be the guinea pig for that? Would they have to sign a liability waiver to be involved in the study so if it didn’t work the company wouldn’t get sued?

2. How does this “semisolid molecular condom” get removed? Does it liquify and drip out or is it solid enough to pull it out? Very odd. Guys, did any of you think of this concern when you read the article or is that a question that the female reader is more attuned to since we’d have the vagina the gel would be going into and ultimately have to come out of?

Also on a completely separate note, does anyone know how to change their password for this site or do you just use the “remember me” function???

To answer your question Michelle, I didn’t think about the removal process. I wondered how “solid” the substance become purely from a comfort direction, but that’s it. Although when I mentioned it to Megan that’s the first question she had as well

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