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Input: Published on Jun 13, 2016 
  
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 Subscribe: http://bit.ly/1UwxKyb ||||| Lelo, a London-based sex-toy company, has signed up actor Charlie Sheen as the brand ambassador for its new condom product, Lelo Hex. 
  
 Sheen, who revealed in a TV interview last year that he was HIV-positive, stars in a video for the condom. 
  
 In it, the "Two and a Half Men" star talks about an issue some people have with using condoms. 
  
 "I think people associate the word 'condom' with less pleasure, with less connection," he says. "What may feel like five seconds of inconvenience, or a halted, or thwarted moment can absolutely prevent a lifetime of potential grief and suffering." 
  
 He continues that a lot of people hold the "fantasy belief" that they will never contract a sexually transmitted disease or infection. 
  
 "I pretty much felt the same way: That's stuff for other people," Sheen says. 
  
 Sheen goes on to talk about the reaction people had to the news that he had HIV: Web searches went up, and he says his confession opened up a dialog about the virus. Lelo says on its website that it happened at a time when there had been a "steady decline in interest" in conversations about condom use since 2006. 
  
 "That was powerful, and when that happened I was proud to have turned something that seemed so completely negative and life-disruptive into change and healing," Sheen says. "Just to put words on it is empowering and is a sense of relief." 
  
 Sheen said in an interview last year that he publicly acknowledged that he had HIV in an attempt to stop people from blackmailing him into paying them to keep their silence about his disease. He revealed that he had paid out "enough to take it into the millions." 
  
 In the Lelo video, which was produced by the creative agency Alpha Century, Sheen suggests that discovering he had the disease has led to him cut back on his rock-and-roll lifestyle. 
  
 In an interview with "Extra's" AJ Calloway, Sheen said he was feeling healthier: "Exercise, diet … don't go on benders anymore, don't drink as much ... It was the combination of a lot of the self-loathing a lot of the shame behind it that I just wanted to keep myself divorced from reality … I just woke up one day and said, 'I deserve better.'" 
  
 Sheen also says he has tried the condom, though he is not currently dating. 
  
 The Lelo Hex differs from normal condoms because it has a hexagonal web of panels threaded throughout the latex. The company says this type of structural design allows the condom to be thin but strong like graphene. 
  
 The Lelo Hex isn't yet available. Lelo is crowdfunding the project and is aiming to attract 10,000 to get the launch off the ground — pledging anything from £9 ($12.75) for a 12-pack to a £799 package that includes a Lelo gift bag and the chance to meet the company's founder at the company's headquarters. 
  
 The project had 594 backers at the time of writing. ||||| LELO ships every order above $50 worldwide free of charge. Orders at LELO.com typically arrive within 3-5 working days via express carriers such as UPS/DHL/Fedex (and sometimes USPS for US deliveries). All products are discreetly packaged with no direct mention of the nature of the products inside. 
  
 The LELO website uses 128-bit encryption to protect all personal information you may submit online. 
  
 To safeguard your security, LELO does not store any credit card details. 
  
 LELO will never disclose, sell or transfer any personal information provided by our clients to a third party, except as might be required by law. |||||
Output:
Charlie Sheen's announcement of his HIV diagnosis led to a huge burst of HIV awareness—and, now, a new gig for Sheen as a condom spokesperson. London-based sex-toy maker Lelo has a new line of condoms, the Lelo Hex, and Sheen is the face of the brand, Business Insider reports. In his first video for Lelo, a serious Sheen talks about how condoms are seen as, basically, no fun, and people assume nothing bad will happen to them if they don't use them. "I pretty much felt the same way: That's stuff for other people," Sheen says, before adding that, obviously, his failure to use a condom resulted in dire consequences. So, now, he's trying to help prevent that from happening to someone else. "There's an odd combination now, you know, people still want to be like me, or experience my life, but there's a little detail that they want no part of," Sheen says in the video. "So they can avoid that, um, by using this." Lelo says the Hex condom uses a hexagonal web of panels in its latex, allowing it to be thin but strong, as well as more pleasurable and less likely to slip than a typical condom. Sheen says he's tried it out. You can't quite yet, however; Lelo is crowdfunding in order to launch the Hex, and so far only has 884 of the 10,000 backers it's looking for.