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Recent News

2012

Galactic Cap Begins Design

Inspired by a friend’s developing HIV – Founder created several concepts for a condom men would “want” to use – instead of “have” to use.

2013

Incorporation

Began building prototypes and marketing team.

2014

Build Brand Awareness

Raised $100,000 for R&D. Video went viral with over 1M views in three days! Gained worldwide media attention with articles in Huffington Post, Cosmo, GQ and more.

2015–2016

Research – Testing

New design – Adhesion and pressure research and testing – Field testing received with rave reviews

2017

Shares Available

Raising $500K to obtain CE Mark approval and begin large scale production to lower prices and seek to obtain 5% of the worldwide condom market.

2018-2019

Applying for CE Mark

The European “FDA”. Faster approval rates & lower cost clinical trials should allow for sales in large European Markets & other foreign nations within a year (ANTICIPATED).

I agree and accept the following: This product is an experimental prototype and has not yet been tested by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for use as a condom. Use at your own risk. It may not reduce the risk of transmitting STIs such as HIV infection (AIDS), Gonorrhea, Human Papillomavirus (HPV) and/or Herpes. Pregnancy prevention effectiveness has not been satisfactorily tested either. The medical grade adhesive of this condom has been cleared for use on skin. But different men have different skin sensitivities, so you should experiment with a small area first. If you find that the Galactic Cap is too painful or that your skin is becoming abraided, discontinue use and use a regular condom. By electing to use the prototype, you assume full responsibility for its use and understand that Powell Development Group, Inc., the manufacturer and any third parties (collectively “we”) can not be responsible for any damage or injury to you or your partner during use. Accordingly, you hereby release and agree to defend, indemnify and hold us harmless from any and all cost or damage arising out of or relating to the use of the Galactic Cap prototype.

I agree and accept the following: The latest adhesive for the Galactic Cap is aggressive so that it stays in place during vigorous sex. It is, however, approved by the FDA for use on skin. But, it is very important to follow directions during the removal after sex so that the process is easy and free of any discomfort. Best Method: Wait until you need to urinate. Go to the shower (or toilet). Apply baby oil to the head of the penis and the Galactic Cap. Urinate slightly into the G-Cap so that it blows up. Use the pressure of the urine to loosen the edges. Work the baby oil into the edges. Slowly peel off the G-Cap and dispose of it in the trash. Once complete, wash the penis with soap and water. Please Note: Any oil can be used in place of baby oil, such as olive oil or coconut oil so long as it is safe for use on skin. Remember to go slow, much like peeling off a band-aid or bandage. Hold the edge of the G-Cap with one hand while you hold the skin down near the separation point with your free hand. This avoids unnecessary pulling of the skin. Remember too, there is no hurry to remove the Galactic Cap after sex. It will stay in place and feel like your second skin. When you feel the need to urinate that is the perfect time to remove it. Any questions or concerns, please contact us immediately.