A good way to verify that a product for which much has been said is ready to go on sale is that its creators are looking for ideas to sell in the best way. This is what happens with "the condom of the future", developed by Australian researchers at Swinburne University of Technology in Melbourne, with financial support from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, who have launched a competition for design proposals, packaging and sales for your product. This revolutionary method condom is made of a new material called hydrogel, a very strong, thin and at the same time able to generate similar to human skin sensations polymer, increasing the potential for pleasure use. Thus it would leave behind latex, often criticized for his discomfort and also generates allergies in some people.
The hydrogel is used for some time, and implants in operations requiring recreate the feel and behavior of human skin; It has now begun to be tested as a contraceptive and preventive method of STDs, with positive results. The next step is to measure the brain's response to objectively evaluate the pleasure you get with the use of this new material, compared to latex.
And not only that: the versatility of the hydrogel would create autolubricables, biodegradable materials, and even programmable to manage controlled drugs such as Viagra. The final step will be sold, "there are still parts of the world where they do not buy or use condoms for different reasons. Would be great for us to address the issue, "explained the promoters of the project.
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