A female brothel owner in Nevada says she plans on opening an all male prostitution brothel offering services to women and men alike.

“The world is ready for women, or even other men, to legally buy sex,” said Shady Lady Ranch owner Bobbi Davis. “Plus, being the first to offer male service could boost business in tough economic times,” she said.

This comes after the state of Nevada approved a method to test men for infectious diseases. No licensed prostitute in Nevada has contracted an STD in over 25 years.

“With so many other male revues going on in Vegas, we thought it was time to give this a try,” Davis told The Associated Press.

Until now, men have been barred from legally prostituting  in Nevada by the specificity of a state health law requiring prostitutes to undergo frequent cervical testing for sexually transmitted diseases.

The health board approved a regulation to allow urethral testing for men – a crucial rule change by the state agency with ultimate power over whether prostitutes can or can’t work.

“My concern is that we continue to maintain that kind of record,” says George Flint, a Reno wedding chaple owner.