Movember 2024: Ready to Rally Again?

This November, we're uniting for a cause close to our hearts: men's health. As part of Movember 2024, and just like in previous years, for every prostate massager you purchase, £2 will be donated to the fight against prostate and testicular cancer. By participating, you're actively supporting prostate cancer prevention and research, all while taking care of your sexual health. Make a difference for yourself and others!

What Happened in Movember 2023?

Last year, Movember 2023 was a great success thanks to your commitment to the cause. With 75 prostate massagers purchased, we were able to donate £150 to the fight against prostate cancer. This simple act contributed to advancing research and prevention.

prostate massagers bought
donated to the fight against prostate and testicular cancer

For 2024, we're ready to do even better with your support and involvement in this vital cause. Let's keep the movement going for Movember 2024 and do even more this time around!

Want to Do More? Make a Donation

If you'd like to go the extra mile for men's health, you can make a direct donation to Prostate Cancer UK. Every act counts, and in addition to participating in our Movember 2024 campaign, you can personally contribute to the fight against prostate cancer and support research into men's health issues. Together, we can make an even bigger impact.

Keep discussing male health issues with your loved ones. You could save a life!

The month of November and the Movember movement make this the perfect occasion to discuss men's health issues with those around you:

  1. Prostate cancer is the #1 male cancer in the UK.
  2. Men are more likely to develop cancer than women.
  3. Male suicide rates are three times as high as female rates.

While you should have a prostate exam done by a medical professional every year from 50 years old on, you can also perform a self-exam of your testicles at home. Here is the LOVE AND VIBES guide to examining your testicles:

Take a warm and relaxing shower.
Roll one testicle around between your fingers and thumb.
Repeat with the other testicle.
Check for any bumps, swelling, or pain. Your testicles should be smooth, firm and sensitive, but not painful. If something doesn't seem right, consult a doctor.
On top of supporting male cancer research, Movember is a time to discuss men's health, which is often a neglected subject!