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Ok I am a little upset. I have been doing research on male birth control pill research efforts and I have found that indeed there are available in several parts of the world a male oral contraceptive called Nofritil. I was developed in Brazil and is said to be effective. The video below was made almost ten years ago fro crying out loud.
Also there are hormonal treatments in China and France that are proven effective too. Why not here in the U.S. or the U.K., Australia, Canada and New Zealand? Just what the fuck is going on here? I want a pill god damnit!
We absolutely need to start a serious lobbying effort directed at pharmaceutical companies to bring to market an internal male contraceptive. We got to figure out something and soon we are getting ripped off here!

YouTube- Male Pill - BrazilYouTube- Male Pill - Brazil

We can't get a pill!
Why?
Because it would smash any strangle hold that women have over child bearing or pregnancy. In other words if we get a pill, it would be the equivalent of us spitting in her face and throwing her sorry ass to the curve!
If we get a pill, expect the suicide rates for women to spike!

Buy the pill from overseas, it is that simple.

Quote from RobYork

Buy the pill from overseas, it is that simple.

Aye.

Not only do I see an opportunity for budding entrepreneurs in importing these pills into their respective countries - to sell for a handsome profit, but at the same time you'd be engaging in some worthy activism (extending men's reproductive choices and helping to curtail a huge social scam. Not to mention shifting the balance of 'total' power away from women in this area).

Obviously research the product first, but when you've done so get your local press involved to help promote the product (they'd see it as a novelty story at first) etc.

Considering how much some men risk losing in relying on women's contraceptives or/and honesty, I don't think you'd be short of customers somehow.

Quote from Celtic Druid

Aye.

Not only do I see an opportunity for budding entrepreneurs in importing these pills into their respective countries - to sell for a handsome profit, but at the same time you'd be engaging in some worthy activism (extending men's reproductive choices and helping to curtail a huge social scam. Not to mention shifting the balance of 'total' power away from women in this area).

Obviously research the product first, but when you've done so get your local press involved to help promote the product (they'd see it as a novelty story at first) etc.

Considering how much some men risk losing in relying on women's contraceptions or/and honesty, I don't think you'd be short of customers somehow.

This is very interesting! However I can't help but think that there is a licensing and approval process through. You cant just buy drugs and sell them.
I am sure that people have thought of it but it makes you think just what is holding up the process.

Quote from rohara

This is very interesting! However I can't help but think that there is a licensing and approval process through. You cant just buy drugs and sell them.
I am sure that people have thought of it but it makes you think just what is holding up the process.

Yes the drug companies have quite the monopoly. They also actively try to destroy any market for herbs.

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Yes the drug companies have quite the monopoly. They also actively try to destroy any market for herbs.

I am not one prone to conspiricy theories but I think that there are other agencies other than drug companies at work here. I cannot help but think that certain influential groups of people are uncomfortable with the idea of men having more control over their firtility. Namingly: Drug companies that produce the FEMALE pill, child support collection agencies, family court laywers, and N.O.W.
I know it sounds paranoid but think of the incentive to keep men from having control of whether or not they become parents that these people have.

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I am not one prone to conspiricy theories but I think that there are other agencies other than drug companies at work here. I cannot help but think that certain influential groups of people are uncomfortable with the idea of men having more control over their firtility. Namingly: Drug companies that produce the FEMALE pill, child support collection agencies, family court laywers, and N.O.W.
I know it sounds paranoid but think of the incentive to keep men from having control of whether or not they become parents that these people have.

Spot-on !!!

I think the idea is good, the only problem with it is it doesn't stop std's so people may believe that they don't need to use it, but as long as its safe there is no RATIONAL reason to prevent it sale in other countries IMO. yeah too many of these NGO's etc have too much of a vested interest in the oppression of MRR basically a conflict of interest.