Emerson40
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Switch, about the size of a gummy bear, implanted in scrotum allows men to take control of contraception.
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I don't see how implanting these would be less invasive that a vasectomy.
Would certainly make reversing one easier, but would that be worth having to explain why your balls are making the security wands 'chirp' at the airport, and the subsequent cavity searches?
From vasectomies to the male contraceptive pill, there have been many attempts to shift the burden of birth control burden onto men.
Now one German entrepreneur believes he has the solution - a 'switch' to stop sperm from reaching the penis.
The valve - which is implanted internally - is designed to divert the flow of sperm back to the man's testicles, making him temporarily infertile.
If he later decides he wants a wants to become a father, he simply locates the implant in his scrotum and flicks the switch back, allowing sperm to be ejaculated.
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I don't see how implanting these would be less invasive that a vasectomy.
Would certainly make reversing one easier, but would that be worth having to explain why your balls are making the security wands 'chirp' at the airport, and the subsequent cavity searches?