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According to various studies, the correct use of a condom is one of the most effective methods to prevent venereal diseases and pregnancy; Originally, dating from the 16th century, it seemed intended for use only by men.
However, evolution led to 1992 the female condom was launched. A 29 years after that event, a new option is born, Wondaleaf, according to its creators, is the first unisex condom in the world .
It is, according to its creator, the Malaysian gynecologist John Tang Ing Chinh, the first unisex condom in the world, which can be used by women or men and which It is made of a medical grade material that is often used as a wound and wound dressing.
According to the inventor, it is basically a normal condom with an adhesive cover. It is a condom with an adhesive covering that adheres to the vagina or penis , in addition to covering the adjacent area for added protection.
Tang Ing Chinh added that the adhesive is only applied to one side of the condom, which means it can be reversed and be used by either sex.