Should you use a condoms for oral sex?

The answer is yes. A few men have been infected from sucking and swallowing the cum or pre-cum but such cases often involve cofactors such as throat infections, bleeding, or trauma to the lining of the throat. If you don’t let your partner cum in your mouth, then you are already having safer oral sex. This is just one good strategy. You can also avoid sucking the tip of the penis, or use a non-lubricated condom like flavored condoms with someone of unknown HIV status is also relatively low risk. The risk of infection with STDs is higher if there is menstrual blood or an unusual vaginal discharge. Make your partner a Saran Wrap panty or use a latex dental dam with a harness for even safer oral sex. Take good care of your teeth and gums in general but don’t brush or floss right before sex. Use mouthwash to freshen your breath instead. One clever suggestion for a barrier comes from a client: Place non-lubed condom inside out like a little cap over the head of the penis. Whatever method you try, avoid getting cum in your mouth. For oral sex, purchase non-lubricated condoms. Flavored products are available. Non lubricated condoms suppliers, flavored condoms manufacturers, custom condom factories. Email: [email protected]

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