COMIC STRIP — THE CONTRACEPTED

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What if contraception wasn't solely the responsibility of women?

When Matthieu, co-founder of 37 degrés, received Les contraceptés– Enquête sur le dernier tabou for Christmas, it sparked a realization. Like many men, he had never truly questioned his own fertility or the sharing of contraceptive responsibility within his relationship. This comic book was the starting point for his reflection... and his discovery of thermal contraception.

In this journalistic comic, Guillaume Daudin and Stéphane Jourdain realize that they had never really concerned themselves with the methods used by their partners. They then decide to investigate: why is male contraception so underdeveloped, when solutions exist?

Throughout the pages, the authors meet concerned men, specialists, and experiment with these methods themselves. We follow the contraceptive journey of one of them, marked by doubts, learning, and self-reassessment.

Accessible, enlightening, and well-researched, Les contraceptés highlights inequalities surrounding contraception and paves the way for a more balanced sharing of responsibility.

WHY WE LOVE IT AT 37 DEGRÉS:

A comic book that informs, makes you think... and can trigger real realizations.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

A comic book by Guillaume Daudin, Stéphane Jourdain (script), and Caroline Lee (illustrations)
Publication date: 05/22/2025 (new edition)
Publisher: Steinkis

COMIC STRIP — THE CONTRACEPTED

Regular price: €22,00 EUR
Regular price
Sale price: €22,00 EUR

How to use exploration boxer 37.0?

LISTEN TO A TESTIMONIAL FROM AN EXPLORER TESTING THE BOXER 37.0

THE QUESTION BOX

WHAT IS THE BOXER 37.0 FOR?

The 37.0 boxer shorts are a product for body and intimate exploration, a well-being product.
They allow you to discover your body, to experience your intimacy differently, to experiment with testicular thermoregulation, and to become familiar with this physical practice.

The 37.0 boxer shorts are exclusively intended for body exploration and should not be used for any other purpose. In particular, they have no medical, therapeutic, diagnostic, or contraceptive purpose.
Wearing these boxer shorts is also a way to support the 37 Degrees project and to participate in the dissemination of this knowledge.

IS WEARING BOXER SHORTS PAINFUL OR UNCOMFORTABLE?

The 37-degree 37.0 boxer shorts were designed for comfortable wear. They respect everyone's anatomy and morphology. Their various features ensure ease in all circumstances: a wide waistband elastic for enhanced support, a discreet and intuitive pouch for ease of use and testicular lift, textiles that combine comfort, performance, breathability and durability, an adjustable internal ring that supports without ever constricting.

The 37.0 boxer shorts may require a short adaptation period, but wearing them should not be painful in any way. We recommend not wearing them for more than a few hours during the first few days. You will quickly get perfectly used to their presence, just like you would with your socks.

CAN I EXERCISE WHILE WEARING THE 37.0 BOXER BRIEFS?

Yes, if the activity remains comfortable and does not create uncomfortable chafing or pressure points. It is essential to listen to your body and your sensations.

The 37.0 boxer shorts from 37 degrees can even be particularly comfortable during sports sessions, as they hold the testicles close to the body, preventing them from bouncing around.

HOW TO SUPPORT THE 37 DEGREES PROJECT?

In many ways!

You can buy the exploration boxer shorts to test them, offer them as a gift (a gift card is also available) to those around you, and provide us with feedback through our feedback form on their comfort, support, and design, to help us improve them.

You can also supplement your purchase with a donation to support the project's development or contact us if you wish to invest and participate in its deployment.

Finally, feel free to talk about the project around you, follow us on social media (Instagram,TikTok, LinkedIn) and encourage your friends and family to do the same. It's also an opportunity to talk about contraception and start fighting stereotypes by showing that men too can take charge of their fertility!