Medical Diagnosis: Condoms are Full of Holes     7/25/2001

Medical Diagnosis: Condoms are Full of Holes

“In FDA testing to approve batches of condoms, 1 in 400 condoms are allowed to leak water upon visual inspection and still be approved for use. In addition, this visual test cannot detect less than 1 microliter of fluid escaping, but this amount of seminal fluid may contain 100,000 HIV particles.”

— National Physicians Center for Family Resources press release, “Physicians Call NIH Condom Report Misguided and Misleading,” July 23, 2001.

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