Update!
The Parsemus Foundation and its social venture subsidiary Revolution Contraceptives, LLC have partnered with NEXT Life Sciences to continue development of the Vasalgel male contraceptive.
Vasalgel has a new home
After a decade of research on Vasalgel, the Parsemus Foundation determined that the reversible, long-lasting male contraceptive was ready to advance to the next level. The search began for an organization with the resources needed to lead the project to the marketplace, including clinical trials and regulatory review. The Parsemus Foundation selected NEXT Life Sciences, Inc. as that partner. NEXT Life Sciences’ mission is to develop and distribute medical technology that empowers people to choose when and whether to have a child.
For more information, see our blog post and the NEXT press release.
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