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Contraceptives in the United States 2010
Mintel, June 2010, Pages: 98
The U.S. market for OTC contraceptives sold through food, drug, mass and convenience stores has posted solid sales growth between 2004 and 2010, driven by a range of dynamic factors. These factors include the high number of consumers who wish to avoid pregnancy, specific demographics who are the most likely to use condoms (including those aged 18-34, men and minorities) and the prevention of STDs. This report offers close analysis of these factors, as well as a thorough investigation of the following:
- The increasing role of sexual enhancement products in the market, as consumer perception of sexual health evolves and mass stores open their aisles to products that were previously sold through outside channels or kept behind the pharmacy counter
- The dominance of condoms in the market and the growth of the emergency contraceptives category through sales of Plan B and Plan B One Step
- The competition between Rx and OTC products and how OTC can attract more users
- Innovations in the condom category that seek to enhance pleasure, as well as profiles of new sexual wellness products
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