healthy condom market. it is important to have the condoms in this place so people can see them straightaway and aren't shy to ask them. when you put them on display every day, he's easier for people to get used to it and they can point and pick and choose the ones they want. if you keep them hidden, people will be too embarrassed to ask. >> psi hopes that they can at field to many groups, pirg to kimberly sex workers and their customers who are most at desk particularly-- sex workers and their customers were most at risk. iseven with sex workers, not about two cents or $.15.

it's about something else did it is about the stigma associated with it in it's about feeling embarrassed going to bite. -- going to buy it. sales have increased -- the sales that increased by 300% have fallen. >> we believe more work needs to be done. we are looking at improving the current condom but also introducing flavors. it goes against what people think the government is. people think of element is somebody needs something. they are poor. so let's give it to them for free. we believe that commit somebody pays for a product, they make an effort to go out and -- what we believe is that, if somebody

pays for a product, they make an effort to go out and purchase that product. >> we will be keeping an island that product and see if they can transform condom use long- term. >> come and we will look at other forms of contraception. >> we take a look at how birth control and pregnancy are managed on three different continents, central america, africa, and asia. we hope you will join us. goodbye. >> goodbye.

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