How safe are condoms?

No birth control method is 100%, but condoms are pretty damn close! no STD agent or sperm cell can penetrate an intact condom. condoms are electronically tested to ensure that they are good and strong.
Condoms are 97% effective. this means that if 100 couples use condoms exclusively for 1 year, 3 women will get pregnant. that’s pretty low, and it’s statistic, not hard proof. the reasons for pregnancy despite a condom is breakage and improper use (such as allowing his penis to get flaccid inside you, allowing the condom to slip off).

Chances are that you will know it if a condom breaks–it will tear visibly. To prevent this, ensure that there is enough lubrication and that the condom has not expired.

To be extra safe, you can test the condom for invisible tears by filling it with water after sex and squeezing gently. if there isn’t a leak, you can trust that no sperm got through.

If you find that the condom has broken, immediately wash off. the less semen you’re dealing with, the better–but this won’t matter much. Take emergency pill or ask your doctor as soon as possible.

We hope this helped. since the advent of the pill, too many people think the pill is the end-all and be-all of birth control. it’s not. condoms deserve a lot of credit!

Condoms are VERY safe and you should always use one–they are your best bet against STDs.

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