FDA approves next-gen female condom

When one thinks of condoms the automatic image is that of a male condom; female condoms though they have been around since the 1990's, are nowhere near as popular as their male counterpart.  A new female condom developed by Reuters, has addressed many of the problems women have had with the old model. Though a female condom does the same job as a male condom, it also protecting the labia, which can prevent women from contracting STD's. One of the greatest problems with the female condom was its price. Old models cost anywhere up to 4 dollars each, while male condoms are a small fraction of that.  Reuters new version will cost 60 cents, due  to the fact that they will be made from Nitrile rubber (a good alternative for those who are allergic to latex).  As prices fall for the female condom, its use will hopefully increase, protecting women whose partners refuse to use protection.