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This guy has invented a special 'glue' for women to seal their vaginas shut during their periods
SURE, IT WOULD be wonderful to find a guaranteed way to make periods less stressful, but this… this is probably not it.
Mensez Mensez
Last Friday, screengrabs from a Facebook page called ‘Mensez’ started being shared across social media – the page advertised a new invention by Wichita chiropractor Dr Dan Dopps:
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So basically, this guy wants you to glue your ladyparts shut during your period. Erm…
People flocked to the page to tell Dopps he didn’t appear to know a lot about the female anatomy OR menstruation (the vagina and the urethra are two different things, fact fans). Dopps’ response to one commenter inspired little confidence:
Mensez Mensez
Oh dear. We might need a little Mensez on our eyeballs here to stop them from rolling right out of our skulls.
Many people cried ‘hoax’ after screengrabs from the Facebook page went viral – and you would think so, wouldn’t you? It’s just too much. ‘Mensez’/ ‘men says’? But no.
In an interview with Forbes magazine, Dopps revealed that he had been granted a patent for the product in early January.
He told writer Kavin Senapathy that Mensez had simply been misunderstood:
‘Kay!
The Mensez Facebook page has since disappeared (Dopps says it was “hacked by a prankster”) but the website is still up – whether the product will ever appear on the market remains to be seen.
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