Muaz Nawaz, Daanyaal Ali and Chirag Shah from London's Isaac Newton Academy shared their concept for the shade-shifting sheath at Teen Tech London. The modern day science fair challenged students to create technology that would make life simpler, better or easier. The teens said that the condoms would contain molecules that attach to the STD bacteria and shine with a fluorescent glow. The concept is called S.T. EYE, a play on the abbreviation for sexually transmitted infections that it is intended to recognize. The finished product might glow green for chlamydia, yellow for herpes and blue for syphilis!

For now, the innovative condoms remain just a concept in the mind of three teenage boys. Teen Tech has said, though, that a condom manufacturer has expressed interest in bringing the teens' colorful idea into a reality. The only thing that wasn't addressed was dealing with that awkward moment when you notice a fluorescent glow under the sheets. "Um, yeah! These condoms glow in the dark when they know you're really good in bed!" Hopefully, you have a really dumb girl, or guy, who doesn't read the news, or this blog, in the sack with you.
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