condom use

The degree to which people have taken up the use of condoms during the HIV epidemic varies hugely as per a whole number of different points. These include the following: The degree to which people realize that an activity carries an HIV transmission risk. Whether they know their partner is likely to have HIV. Whether they are having casual sex, …

When having oral sex with a partner who is new to you, or you don’t know your partner sexual history, there is always a chance of STI transmission. Like condoms, a dental dam is great form of barrier contraception and worth using with any new partner before you have both had a chance to have a STI test. Dental dams …

Extra Safe condoms are a thick condom which is not only stronger, but also make you less feeling that can help you to last longer. Slightly thicker and extra safe. Easy on shaped with teat ended for comfort and ease of fit. Transparent color and extra lubricated oil. Natural rubber latex. Dermatologically and 100% individually electronically tested. Nominal width: 53mm, …

Google done a survey and found the search for solutions for condom slippage is a popular item. The search “condom comes off” will bring about 1.4 million results. While a search for “condom too big” obtained a staggering 3.9 millions searches and “condom too small” only having a comparative 1.2 million queries. The practice of safe sex is rather pointless …

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 …

-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 …

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 …

The benefits of any N-9 lubricated condom probably outweighs the risk of using no condom at all. However, the best STD and HIV barrier is latex condoms without N-9. Lubricated condoms with N-9 should not be used for anal intercourse. People who using N-9 lubricated condoms should be provided with information about the potential for irritation of the vaginal and …

As important as putting on a condom correctly, to remove the condom correcty is vital for protection against STIs and unplanned pregnancies.    Have your partner pull out immediately after he has climaxed to avoid him going soft.    Make sure that they hold on to the base of condom to avoid semen spilling out.    Throw away the condoms …