New Condom Commercial

[adstrinity]

Outline/shadowyesque of couple making out in the background with the following text appearing and dissappearing:

“Everyday, 50,000 people contract a new STD.”

“This can hinder the ability to have children in the future.”

“Use a condom everytime.”

 

[Jennifer123]

“Abstinence is the only sure way to avoid an STD,”

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[Forest-Pine]

“Everyday, 50,000 people contract a new STD.”

“This can hinder the ability to have children in the future.”

“Use a condom everytime.”

So if you want to get pregnant later, use a condom now.
Am I right that that is the intended message?

Well, if you want to get pregnant NOW, use a condom now is a more likely reality.

A pro-contraception doctor says this:
During a year of typical condom use, 14 out of 100 women will become pregnant. Just for the record, 21 percent (typical use) and 5 percent (perfect use) of women who use the Reality female condom experience an unintended pregnancy within the first year of use.

 

[adstrinity]

“Everyday, 50,000 people contract a new STD.”

“This can hinder the ability to have children in the future.”

“Use a condom everytime.”

So if you want to get pregnant later, use a condom now.
Am I right that that is the intended message?

Either that or the “everytime” also meant when you want to get pregnant since condoms don’t work, anyway. I mean, “everytime” is rather vague & open to interpretation, isn’t it?:ehh:

 

[Forest-Pine]

adstrinity:

Either that or the “everytime” also meant when you want to get pregnant since condoms don’t work, anyway. I mean, “everytime” is rather vague & open to interpretation, isn’t it?:ehh:

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Well, if you want to get pregnant NOW, use a condom now is a more likely reality.

A pro-contraception doctor says this:
During a year of typical condom use, 14 out of 100 women will become pregnant. Just for the record, 21 percent (typical use) and 5 percent (perfect use) of women who use the Reality female condom experience an unintended pregnancy within the first year of use.

Now, umm, what was NFP’s “failure” rate? Something like less than 1%, isn’t it? Definitely less than 14% or 21%!