New Male Birth Control Gel Shows Rapid and Promising Results
Clinical trials reveal the gel significantly lowers sperm count within weeks, offering a potential breakthrough in male contraception.
- The gel combines testosterone and Nestorone, a synthetic hormone used in female birth control rings.
- Participants applied the gel daily to their shoulder blades, achieving effective sperm suppression in an average of eight weeks.
- The trial involved 222 men aged 18-50, with 86% reaching the target sperm count for contraception.
- Minimal side effects were reported, including mild acne and weight gain, making it a user-friendly option.
- Further trials and funding are necessary to bring the gel to market and confirm its long-term effectiveness.