¿SPRAY ON CONDOMS ANYONE?

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Condoms come in different flavors, colors and textures, but when it comes down to size, most brands (with the exception of the larger packages like Trojan Magnums and Lifestyle XL's) take a one-size-fits-all approach. Condom size not only contributes to comfort, but wearing the wrong one can reduce their effectiveness. Wearing a size too small can contribute to discomfort and tears. If you choose a size that's too big, it could slip off during sex. And although there are larger sized condoms, manufacturers have had little success selling smaller size condoms. After all, what guy wants to out his size at the checkout counter? Perfect condom comfort comes with a perfect condom fit… Hence the idea for a spray-on condom whose prototype would consists of a hard plastic tube with nozzles that spray liquid latex from all directions, much like the water jets in the tunnel of a car wash. The latex itself is just as effective for protection as a standard wrapper rubber, but I wonder about the danger should you or the sprayer miss a spot. Which brings up the MOST serious problem with the design is that the latex takes too long to dry. This liquid latex currently takes two to three minutes to dry, making it impractical. I found it awkward enough breaking the mood by ripping a condom wrapper. Imagine pulling out a sprayer and then setting a timer as you and your partner try and avoid the airborne residue. But the inventor assures us that there are numerous advantages to his spray-on condom. "The condom fits 100% perfectly, so the safety is much higher than a standard condom's, and it feels more natural." Regardless, an invention such as this should be commended because I feel that it could help in the fight against HIV/AIDS. Though this penis sprayer isn't available yet, I sure hope that many of you go out grab this by the mother load when it becomes available. Until then keep using those condoms AND protect yourself…