Australian biotech Starpharma approved to sell antiviral condoms in Japan
Australian biotechnology company Starpharma will start selling its antiviral VivaGel condoms in one of the world's largest condom markets after receiving final regulatory approval on Wednesday.
After waiting more than 4½ years for approval, Starpharma has finally secured the go-ahead to sell VivaGel condoms in Japan, which boasts one of the largest condom markets in the world, with customers spending $US500 million ($710 million) each year to prevent pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections.
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