Condom Products Information

Condoms are the best way to prevent sexually transmitted infections(STIs) such as HIV when correctly use. They have a very low failure rate and are effective for all forms of sex, including oral and anal sex. Condoms are classed as medical devices and therefore must meet essential requirements and go through quality tests. Always check the expiry date of the condom and …

Double-bagging condoms means using two condoms together, either two male condoms one on top of the other or the female and male condom together, is a bad idea. Some people get the wrong idea that two condoms mean more protection. Use one condom would protect against HIV infection has been tested reliably. On the other hand, there have been no …

For people who prefer to add their own lubricant, there’s Non-Lubricated Condoms. Same pretested quality, without the pre lubrication. Unlubricated condoms can be a good choice for some people. They’re great for oral sex. They also allow people to choose their own lubricant. That good for several reasons. Not only does it mean you get to use whatever type of lube you prefer. It also means you can use however much you want. Strictly speaking, you can always use …

-Use a new condom each time you have sex. -Put on the condom as soon as erection occurs and before any sexual contact (vaginal, anal or oral). -Avoid using an oil-based lubricant, such as Vaseline or baby oil. This can weaken the condom and increase the chances of it splitting. Water-based lubricants are best and can be bought at most …

Burning Sensation This burning sensation may be experienced inside of the vagina, on the penis and on the skin of any area that has been in contact with the condom.   Rash A rash usually appears within eight hours of exposure to latex condoms. This rash can be mild to moderate, and may itch or burn, and may be pink …

Most standard condoms on the market do not provide people with the needed sensitivity to be able to focus on the true feelings of the experience. Nothing is worse than putting on a condom to find out that you can’t feel a thing! It is important to explore different condom styles and brands to find a condom that is not …

When Herpes virus affect the genital area, they called genital herpes. The best way to avoid genital herpes are to practice abstinence or maintain a monogamous relationship with your partner. If condoms can protect you from genital herpes. Yes, using condom does help you avoid genital herpes, but not completely. Studies show that people who consistently use condoms when they …

Most condoms are made from latex because of its tensile strength, elasticity, and affordability. But some people are allergic to latex. Symptoms of a latex allergy can range from itching, redness, or hives to anaphylaxis. Most Non Latex condoms are made of polyurethane, a flexible and durable polymer, and though it’s an effective alternative it’s significantly more expensive to produce. …

Feeling comfortable in a condom can take a bit of long time work, but the end result is worth it. The first step to ultimate condom comfort? Taking exactly erection measurements. A baggy and loose or constricting and suffocating condoms aren’t going to feel good for either of you, or offer the protection you are choosing. Take note of the general penis …

Spermicidal N-9 latex condoms are produced by coating the condom with spermicidal lubricant. This product, N-9, enhances contraception by reducing the amount of active sperms. It does not provide any extra safety against HIV or any other sexually transmitted diseases. It is not intended for more than once-a-day sexual intercourse. Features: Clear & Color latex condoms Classic condom shape Ultra …