Male non-hormonal contraceptive implant shown to work for 24 months in trials

Injectable Male Birth Control Effective for at Least 2 Years, Says Biotech Startup

The ADAM contraceptive is a hydrogel injected into the male sperm ducts to block the passage of sperm, and it seems to still be effective two years into the first human clinical trial.

Male non-hormonal contraceptive implant shown to work for 24 months in trials

The new contraception is set to move into the second phase of its clinical trial this year

After the effect lasts for about two years, men can decide whether to get another implant.

ADAM, a long-term, injectable male birth control, shows promise at AUA 2025

A groundbreaking male contraceptive shows promising safety results, offering a reversible option for couples seeking effective birth control.

A new contraceptive method for men, which is hormone-free, can provide protection for two years with just a 10-minute procedure.

An implantable, non-hormonal male contraceptive called “Adam” has been shown to be effective, with clinical trial results indicating efficacy for at least two years. It is a water-soluble hydrogel that is implanted in the vas deferens, preventing sperm from mixing with seminal fluid. The contraceptive, developed by Contraline, offers a reversible alternative to traditional contraceptive methods such as condoms and vasectomy (vasectomy). The hydr…