JasonRox said:Honestly, this product will not succeed even if it is 100% effective.
Like, what guy will remember to take it?
Pengwuino said:Yah unless its like a pill that you can keep in your wallet, it won't be successful.
Even then it will need to realize sex is abotu to happen and jump into your mouth and force itself down your throat since ya, who the heck will remember?
The exact release date for the male birth control pill is currently unknown. The pill is still in the testing and development phase, and must undergo extensive clinical trials before it can be approved by the FDA and released to the public.
The male birth control pill is expected to be just as effective as other forms of birth control, such as the female birth control pill or condoms. However, it is important to note that no form of birth control is 100% effective, and it is still possible for pregnancy to occur even with the use of the male birth control pill.
As with any medication, there is a potential for side effects when taking the male birth control pill. However, the pill is currently undergoing extensive testing to ensure its safety and efficacy. Any potential side effects will be thoroughly evaluated and disclosed before the pill is released to the public.
The male birth control pill is designed to be reversible, meaning that fertility should return to normal once the pill is no longer being taken. However, more research and long-term studies are needed to fully understand the potential effects on fertility.
No, the male birth control pill will not protect against STIs. It is important to continue using condoms or other forms of protection to reduce the risk of contracting STIs, even when using the male birth control pill.