Male contraceptive: device works like ultrasound

Rebecca Weiss is the name responsible for an innovative creation: a male contraceptive. Graduated from the University of Munich, Germany, Rebecca was awarded for her invention, which could even revolutionize contraceptive methods. Her idea works using ultrasound, something that momentarily paralyzes sperm. This way, it is possible to prevent fertilization.

But after all, how does male contraceptive work? Called COSO, the invention is a kind of “mini bathtub”. The device, which is discreet, very modern and painless, is responsible for “bathing” the testicles. Thus, the bath neutralizes sperm. It is a portable electronic device, and you can charge it via USB. In any case, its function is to prevent the fertilization of eggs.

In fact, using COSO is very easy. All you need to do is pour water into the device up to the mark on the indicator. In this sense, this brand has a pre-definition made after consultation with a doctor, and also according to the size of the testicle. Then the water in the device heats up to the so-called operating temperature. Finally, the device is ready for use, as well as for ultrasound treatment.

The male contraceptive

COSO and its male contraceptive technology are based on several very successful research studies carried out using ultrasound contraception. On the other hand, the procedure has so far only been applied to animals, but even so, the technical parameters can still be easily transferred to humans.

For the male contraceptive to work, first of all, the man must open his legs and sit down, so that he can position his testicles well in the COSO. The ultrasound process only takes a few minutes, and this time is monitored in real time using a cell phone application. Once this is done, after finishing the “bath” with COSO, the device will automatically turn off. The creation’s Instagram page has all the necessary information, as well as how to purchase it and how to use it.