Screw Those IRS Checks: Trojan Promises to 'Stimulate Your Package'

A softening of condom sales calls for some heavy action

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Among the innumerable downers of the pandemic has been this statistically provable fact: Americans might be getting horizontal on the sofa to watch Netflix—but not to have sex.

Just ask Matthew Farrell, CEO of Trojan condoms parent company Church and Dwight. In an analyst call last summer, Farrell couldn’t have been more direct about the brand’s flaccid condom sales, which were down 13% for Q2. “As far as the impact of social distancing and quarantining, people are having less sex.”

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