The quest for finding a safe method of birth control that won't interfere with the sensations that come along with intimate moments between a couple is centuries old. The condom has played a major role in this quest dating back through ancient history. While the materials used to make the condom have varied over the years, not much has changed with the design of the safe-sex product through the centuries.
The Jiftip Company has a new invention that is so tiny and simple you may wonder why someone else hasn't thought of this before now. After seeing just what this new Jiftip can do for the user, you may understand why no one else has acted on this thought before today, according to what Slate has to say about this new invention for birth control.
The Jiftip is a sticker that goes over the tip of a penis and it acts like a cork of sorts, as it keeps the bodily fluid of semen from exiting. As Slate nicely explains, these little stickers are sold for men to "affix them to the tips of their penises, sealing off the hole to keep any and all the ejaculate inside."
Slate also reminds their readers that "shutting off a natural exit of bodily fluids" is not only "ill advised," but more than likely an impossible feat. But that is where the directions for the use of these stickers come into play.
The website for the Jiftip claims nothing gets "in or out" during the course of sexual activity until that sticker or "barrier" is removed. But it is when you have to remove that safety device that's a bit perplexing.