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Vivagel Antiviral Lube Granted EU Marketing!!


lexyz22

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Hey guys, 

I thought this was pretty good news for HSV-2 sufferers. This Vivagel compound (astrodrimer sodium) can essentially be used as an antiviral lube, and was specifically developed for HIV & HSV-2.  

http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20150924005411/en/EU-Marketing-Approval-Granted-VivaGel®-BV#.VgxbWmRVhBc

I'm not an expert, but this is FANTASTIC news for HSV-2 sufferers, you can apply the gel to areas that condoms wont cover.

Dare i say it (might need VKK or another science geek to explain) but perhaps you could use Vivagel + Antivirals as a sexual solution? If you dont like condoms that is.... 

I for one think this is great news because Europe is TIGHT on any products similar to vivagel.

Finally, progress.... :)

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It's worth mentioning if you're worried about transmission through areas not covered by a condom, that Dr. Halford said simply having sex through two layers of underwear would likely decrease risk of transmission by close to 1000x.  

Also, I highly recommend people just hire someone off of Craigslist in Australia and have them purchase and mail you the Vivagel condoms.  I live in the U.S. and the process was pretty hassle free. 

 

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It's worth mentioning if you're worried about transmission through areas not covered by a condom, that Dr. Halford said simply having sex through two layers of underwear would likely decrease risk of transmission by close to 1000x.  

Also, I highly recommend people just hire someone off of Craigslist in Australia and have them purchase and mail you the Vivagel condoms.  I live in the U.S. and the process was pretty hassle free. 

 

just curious, how long did it take for you to get condoms from the land down under? haha

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...nobody is wearing two layers of underwear during sex.. omg lol. 

I understand your point and i know we are all infected by this bullshit, but come on man.

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Uhhh...where are you guys reading "Antiviral"? The only thing it says on the website link you posted there is that the lube helps to treat Bacterial Vaginosis (BV). Nothing antiviral about that (though anti-bacterial for sure).

Right here my friend: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2676817/

The active ingredient is SPL7013, a dendrimer that was designed specifically with HIV and HSV antiviral activity and human safety in mind. SPL7013 has demonstrated efficacy against human immunodeficiency virus and herpes simplex virus in in vitro and animal models. VivaGel appears to be well tolerated in both animals and humans.

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