jimnyc
08-03-2017, 04:26 PM
Sooooooo, that's it huh? I just get me a sticker and seal the 'ol boy shut, huh?
I wanna know who the first asswipe was who figured this one out. You KNOW there is some psycho out there, who one night out of desperation just sealed it up!
This world is kinda crazy. :laugh:
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Should you seal your penis shut with a Jiftip sticker during sex? It's risky, doctor says
A new product created in a "desperate attempt to avoid using condoms" involves men using a sticker to seal their urethras shut during sex.
The product, named "Jiftip", is a sticker that covers the urethra during sex, and is touted as a way to “Feel your partner, Feel Freedom, Feel Safe.”
Except it's not exactly safe.
While Jiftip may sound like a dream come true for those who don't like the way condoms feel during sex, many health professionals warn there is no evidence the product is effective in preventing STDs or pregnancy.
Jamin Brahmbhatt, a physician with Orlando Health, said users who visit Jiftip's website also have to dig to find the company's disclaimer that the product is "not intended or approved to prevent pregnancy or STI's." Whoops.
And the product's disclaimer gets even more alarming in the frequently asked question section:
"BUT WHAT ABOUT HERPES, HPV?" the company asks. "Jiftip only protects pleasure and convenience, not STI's or pregnancy." Bottom line: You're on your own, friends.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation-now/2017/08/03/should-you-seal-your-penis-shut-jiftip-sticker-during-sex-its-risky-doctor-says/535588001/
I wanna know who the first asswipe was who figured this one out. You KNOW there is some psycho out there, who one night out of desperation just sealed it up!
This world is kinda crazy. :laugh:
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Should you seal your penis shut with a Jiftip sticker during sex? It's risky, doctor says
A new product created in a "desperate attempt to avoid using condoms" involves men using a sticker to seal their urethras shut during sex.
The product, named "Jiftip", is a sticker that covers the urethra during sex, and is touted as a way to “Feel your partner, Feel Freedom, Feel Safe.”
Except it's not exactly safe.
While Jiftip may sound like a dream come true for those who don't like the way condoms feel during sex, many health professionals warn there is no evidence the product is effective in preventing STDs or pregnancy.
Jamin Brahmbhatt, a physician with Orlando Health, said users who visit Jiftip's website also have to dig to find the company's disclaimer that the product is "not intended or approved to prevent pregnancy or STI's." Whoops.
And the product's disclaimer gets even more alarming in the frequently asked question section:
"BUT WHAT ABOUT HERPES, HPV?" the company asks. "Jiftip only protects pleasure and convenience, not STI's or pregnancy." Bottom line: You're on your own, friends.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation-now/2017/08/03/should-you-seal-your-penis-shut-jiftip-sticker-during-sex-its-risky-doctor-says/535588001/