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Adults and teens who are more savvy? adults? no. Published in The Journal of Sexual Medicine revealed some shocking statistics about condom use in America. According to Women Health, the study found that sexually active teenagers use condoms more often than adults between the ages of 25 to 35. While female teens involved in the study reported using condoms around …

When stored in a cool, dry place condoms without spermicide are generally good for around five years from the time they are manufactured.   Some condoms are marked by the manufacture date (MFG = manufacture date). You can use these condoms for up to four years after the date of manufacture. Other condoms are marked EXP, which means expiration date. …

Sex education is shamefully bad in America, and  there’s still an idea that sex is bad or shouldn’t be talked about.   Being uneducated about sex means you’re uneducated about how to have it safely, but because some of the most common STDs are at an all time high and are becoming resistant to treatment, it’s more important than ever that …

If you don’t like to stick to the traditional standard condom either, try lots of different types including ribbed condoms, dotted condoms or condoms with both textures to enhance your sexual pleasure and find your perfect condom. Ribbed condoms have little raised ridges running around them which placed to create added sexual sensation. The ridges can add pleasure to both …

As we already known that condom is the best way, It is best to read the label on the packaging the condom came in before using the condom. Choose the right kind and size of condoms to prevent disease. Store them in a cool, dry place. Storing condoms near heat (your back pocket or glove compartment) can make them weaker …

Condoms greatly reduce the risk of unwanted pregnancies and sexually transmitted infections But some wrong way use can weaken a condom.  Being aware of the following: Using two condoms at the same time increases the risk of a latex condom breaking. If you or your partner is allergic to latex, use polyurethane or natural membrane condoms. Petroleum or oil-based lubricants …

One of the most common myths is that condoms are quite difficult to use. This is a myth. Condom packages come with instructions for usage, and there are many instructional videos, tutorials and graphics online that give you an easy to follow visual idea of how to use one. But it seems no one interest to read it carefully, Like …

Want to choose brand condom? Sensitivity Thintensity is made of latex which manufactured by Trojan. For Ultra Sensitivity, Thintensity condoms are Over 25% thinner than standard condoms, designed for a more natural feeling. Slightly longer and slightly larger at the closed end. They feature a special reservoir end, for extra safety. They are made with UltraSmooth™ Premium Lube which is …

Ultra Thin condoms aim to increase pleasure by mimicking the feel of wearing nothing at all. Thinner condoms means there’s less of a barrier between you and your partner, so you can feel each other more and there’s more heat transfer between you two. That all helps him maintain an erection too. And no worry about breakage. These thin condoms …

We know condoms, and almost use a condom when make love, but do you know how to use a condom correctly? Kindly check the instructions on our leaflet. We’re Custom Condom Manufacturer focus on produce clients own label condom and new condom innovation. Premium quality at reasonable price. Welcome contact: [email protected]