The U.S. market for OTC contraceptives is in great demand, thanks to growing populations of young consumers who are the most likely to use contraceptives, but also due to an increased emphasis on pleasure, with personal lubrication and sexual enhancement products showing rapid growth. Mintel explores the current climate in the U.S. with in-depth analysis of the following:
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Scope and Themes
Executive Summary
Fast Forward Trends
Insights and Opportunities
Market
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Market Size and Forecast
Segment Performance
Segment Performance – Condoms
Segment Performance – Lubrication and Enhancement
Segment Performance – Plan B
Retail Channels
Consumer
Consumer
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Attitudes and Motivations
Race and Ethnicity
Custom Consumer Groups
Cluster Analysis
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Brand/Company
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Leading Companies
Brand Share – Condoms
Brand Share – Lubricants and Sexual Aids
Brand Share – Spermicides and FCs
Brand Qualities
Innovation and Innovators
Advertising and Promotion
Data
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Appendix: Impact of Household Income
Appendix: Trade Associations
Other
Competitive Context: Rx Birth Control
Competitive Context: Unprotected Intercourse
Retail Channels – Drug Stores
Retail Channels – Other
Market Drivers: Preventing STDs and Pregnancy
Market Drivers: The Pleasure Principle
Market Drivers: Demographics
Sex, Partners and Condom Usage
Use of Rx Birth Control
Use of and Interest in Pleasure-positioned Product
Higher Ed Makes for Higher Usage
Presence of Children
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How manufacturer emphasis on sensitivity and pleasure has fueled sales, and how merchandising of sexual aids in mainstream drug chains has helped fuel sales of condoms
