Mail & Guardian (Johannesburg) - December 19, 2002
Dodgy protection: Questions have been raised about the commercial launch in Europe of a latex female condom made in India. Intellx of the United States is marketing the device, made by its Indian subsidiary. Studies are under way on the new condom, marketed as V-Amour, but there are reports of breakages, slippages and other indications that it may not be reliable and may need further design changes before it is fit for general sale or distribution.
Source: Sapa, www.aidsmap.com
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