I know there are several trials being run right now to develop male contraceptive drugs, but historically, all such methods have been developed to act on the female body. IUD’s, skin implants, oral hormones, etc.
Is it purely because of biological / medical reasons, or are there other reasons people decided to only research female options?
I know men can get a vasectomy, but I am specifically speaking about reversible options of contraception.
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The majority of answers are good and informed but if you want it explain like you are five well basically, imagine you have a bottle of coca cola open and a lot of bees start trying to get to it, what would be easier? stoping each bee on it’s own or just putting a cap on the bottle?
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