TheCondomSpot.com Assisting in Report of the NYC Commission on HIV/AIDS Report of the New York City Commission on HIV/AIDS, wants to make NYC a national and global model on Aids prevention, treatment, and care. http://www.TheCondomSpot.com wants to help in the area of making condoms much more accessible. (PRWEB) June 28, 2005 In the latest report from the New York City Commission on HIV/AIDS, prevention is the first step in making New York a national and global model in the prevention, treatment, and care of Aids/Hiv. Dr. Thomas R. Frieden, commissioner of NYC Dept. of Health and Mental Hygiene said he formed the commission because no one group seemed to be looking at Aids from an overall, treament and prevention perspective. The most prominent factor for this report is to prevent Aids before it starts. To maintain the best chance of prevention, male and female condoms should be made much more readily accessible in public and private places. Places including but not limited to beauty parlors, movie theaters, libraries, schools, hotel rooms, restaurants, limosines, airports, and sporting arenas to name a few. http://www.TheCondomSpot.com, which supplies many such establishments with low cost condoms, has been a leader in encouraging more establishments into stocking condoms. Name brand condoms such as Durex, Kimono, Trojan, Lifestyles and Inspiral condoms are just a few of the popular brands that these locations have access to at http://www.thecondomspot.com. Bars, clubs, and gas stations should not be the only places where condoms can be purchased. http://www.TheCondomSpot.com has sent out invitations to salons, retailers, florists, gyms, and many other types of business. Dr. Frieden said "We can stop the HIV epidemic, but it will take alot of time, energy, and expertise." Later this month http://www.thecondomspot will be announcing their launch of there new website. The new site will contain information on free condoms, and generally be geared to more types of business while still maintaing excellent customer relations. Part of the problem is some people are embarrassed to purchase condoms in stores, well in todays online world with sites such as http://www.thecondomspot.com there is no need to purchase dozens of useless items to hide the small package of condoms at the cash register. Excuses are running out and people need to be more responsible in the prevention of AIDS/HIV. To view the NYC Commissions full report, and or make suggestions go to http://www.nyc.gov/html/doh/html/ah/ah-nychivreport.shtml. ###
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