Will these condoms diagnose me with a
specific STD on the spot?
No, they will
not. They will change color to let you know that an STD is present at all, and
then you and your partner should follow up by seeing a doctor.
Do you think this device’s abilities to
detect STDs are bad for anyone?
They’d be bad
for someone only if they are trying to keep the presence of an STD a secret,
which would make them pretty evil. But our condoms would reveal that presence,
as well as prevent it from spreading (because condoms do that in the first
place).
How did you get the idea for this
invention?
In 2012, I was
thinking about how rarely people get checked for STDs unless they’re experiencing
some bad symptoms already, as well as how most people not using condoms and most
STDs giving no symptoms worsens this problem. I thought of how convenient it
would be to find out if an STD is present from home, and how more people would
use condoms if they felt better. Since then, I have been working at this to
bring this new generation condom to market.
What do you guys hope for the future?
We wish to see
our technology become the norm, because it doesn’t make sense to opt out of
knowing if you have an STD – there is no downside. This can help people of all
sorts worldwide, and we want it to reach and help the masses.
When will these condoms come out for
purchase?
They’ll be
available as soon as we can get them on the market. Check back here on our site
for news and updates!
Where can you be contacted?
You can email us
at -------- with any questions or
business inquiries.