AU2012100640A4 - Testicle Condom - Google Patents

Abstract

Abstract The testicle condom according to the invention is designed for the purposes of encasing the testicles only and due to its size and shape difference from that of a penis condom it would not be suitable nor could it be used for the penis. Figure 1 soft rubber latex ring somewhat pear-shaped natural rubber latex shell

Description

1 Description In order that those skilled in the art can further understand the present invention, a detailed description of the invention is provided in the following. This description and the drawing are only used to help those skilled in the art to understand the objects, features, and characteristics of the invention, and are not intended to confine the scope of the invention defined in the claim. In Fig. 1, the testicle condom is illustrated. The testicle condom comprises the following elements: a. A somewhat pear-shaped shell having an inner diameter substantially the same or slightly larger than that of the users testicles. b. When unrolled and applied by a user a latex ring will hold it snugly in place at the point where the testicles join to the body. c. Made of natural rubber latex In use, the shell portion of the condom encapsulates the testicles completely, preventing direct skin to skin contact between the testicles and the male users partners genitalia. The testicle condom is designed to help prevent the spread of sexually transmitted diseases that are transmitted by direct skin to skin contact between sexual partners genitalia such as but not limited to genital herpes, genital warts and pubic lice. In summary, the testicle condom comprises a somewhat pear-shaped shell having an inner diameter substantially the same or slightly larger than that of the users testicles. It is known that the average testicular size in a healthy adult male is approximately 5 centimetres long, 2 centimetres in breadth, and 3 centimetres in height. These measurements should vary from person to person. The size of the testicular condom should be selected and adapted according to the general needs of the local population. The invention is thus described. It will be obvious that the same may be varied and modified in many ways. Such variations and modifications are not to be regarded as a 2 departure from the spirit and scope of the invention, and all such variations and modifications as would be obvious to one skilled in the art should be encompassed within the scope of the following claim. FIGURE DESCRIPTION Fig. 1 shows the structure of a testicle condom according to the invention enclosing a male user's testicles in actual use..