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It is a travesty that natural lamb condoms are still being sold in SLO County. These dangerous condoms have been banned in Santa Barbara County more than a decade. Sexually transmitted disease is a serious and pervasive public health concern. Natural lamb condoms provide zero protection against STDs. They cost five times more than latex condoms. They remain popular among many men because they feel as though they are not wearing a condom. People are easily fooled into thinking they are protected. Almost no one reads the microscopic print (in English, only) on a condom package.
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