Actually, to be honest, we've been really looking at the infection rates regarding oral sex. It is a major concern to us... the last I looked, the risk wasn't considered that high, but it seems that it is now being considered higher risk than it was.Originally Posted by Huskyhunks
We decided a couple months ago to start testing for syphillis, gonorrhea, chlymidia, Hep B in addition to HIV on each model -- since several of those are easily orally transmitted -- and we've never allowed models to eat cum or for models to cum in another model's mouth.
My impression is that the risk of oral transmission is very low if certain precautions are taken (models don't brush teeth close to shooting of scene, no one cums in mouth, you minimize exposure to precum, etc) but nonetheless, it is a risk we're seriously looking at.
There's no question that there's some risk in all cases. Condoms break, some studies show they aren't completely effective. What we are also doing is changing our contracts and disclosures to more fully explain the risks of even the safer sex... but I agree that at a certain point, the model will have to assume at least some risk. And at some point, AJ and I may decide that even that level of risk is too much for us to be comfortable with, at which point we will move into a different industry.
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