Fascinating. Vasectomy Reversal is an app for men who’ve had the internal tubing chop, but now, after the break-up of their relationship and the installation of a fresher, younger wife, want to get back to effective breeding again.
Here’s the description:
“Developed by top health professionals, the Vasectomy Reversal app offers accurate and comprehensive information about vasectomy treatment, options, risks & complications. Presented in a rich a/v format, this comprehensive presentation will provide you with the information you need to make a confident well informed decision”
Costs $2.99 for some very simple self-help tips, basically. Bit of a rip-off, unless the $2.99 cost is subtracted from the subsequent fee should anyone book the procedure.
Nice illustrations, though. We’d buy a t-shirt with that left one on.
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