Male birth control maker raises $2.5 million to develop “Plan A”

ORIGINALLY POSTED ON Axios

JANUARY 2024

Next Life Sciences has raised $2.5 million to develop a male contraceptive product called Plan A, which could become a nonsurgical alternative to vasectomies.

Why it matters: This could help balance family-planning responsibilities that fall disproportionately on women.

Zoom in: Plan A is being pitched as a medical device instead of as a drug, which Next Life Sciences CEO L.R. Fox says should reduce the time and expense of clinical trials that begin later this year.

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