Condoms safety fear
Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England), Oct 20, 2008
STUDENTS were uraed not to use free STUDENTS were urged not to use free condoms handed out at a Cambridge University freshers' fair over safety fears. The Cambridge University Student Union (CUSU) said the contraceptives did not have a BSI Kitemark - a symbol showing the product has been independently tested.
But the Cambridge Union Society (CUS), which distributed 1,000 of the condoms, said the condoms were safe as they carried a CE mark, showing they met European and British requirements.
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