Over 300,000 used condoms were almost given a dangerous and ill-advised second chance at life thanks to an illegal condom “recycling” operation in Vietnam
Condoms out to dry. Photo: Keith Brofsky/Getty Images “You only live once,” horny man Drake famously said once. This goes for people, and really — ideally — for condoms too. According to the New York Times, however, over 300,000 used condoms were almost given a dangerous and ill-advised second chance at life thanks to an illegal condom “recycling” operation in Vietnam.
Much about the operation is still unknown, like how long it was in business, how many of the recycled condoms had already been distributed, and who exactly was involved.
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