Now men can have firmer and bigger erections, as well as a longer-lasting sexual experience, all with the help of a condom.
British condom maker Futura Medical Plc has revealed the results of its study showing its new condom's ability to enlarge todgers and makes men last longer in bed.
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Futura said that as compared to the standard condom, its new condom has a small amount of gel in its peak that dilates the arteries and increases blood flow to the penis, resulting in a firmer erection, increased penis size and longer sexual experience.
Officials at Futura said that the condom, which will be marketed by Durex under another name, could go on sale next year.
"We expect to get regulatory EU approval later this year. Research has shown so far that interest in the condom is enormous," The Sun quoted Futura boss James Barder, as saying.
Doctors hope it will persuade thousands more men to use condoms, the only protection against diseases like Aids and Chlamydia.
"Condoms are the only form of contraception that protect against STIs and unplanned pregnancy," The Family Planning Association said.
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"We expect to get regulatory EU approval later this year. Research has shown so far that interest in the condom is enormous," The Sun quoted Futura boss James Barder, as saying.
Doctors hope it will persuade thousands more men to use condoms, the only protection against diseases like Aids and Chlamydia.
"Condoms are the only form of contraception that protect against STIs and unplanned pregnancy," The Family Planning Association said.
Source: ANI
SRM/S
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