What should you consider when choose a condom?

When choosing a condom, there are several factors you should consider:

1. Size: It is essential to select the right size that fits properly. A condom that is too tight may be uncomfortable and increase the risk of breakage, while one that is too loose may slip off. Most condoms come in a standard size, but there are also options available for smaller or larger sizes.
2. Material: Condoms are typically made from latex or non-latex materials such as polyurethane or polyisoprene. If you or your partner has a latex allergy, non-latex condoms would be a suitable choice.
3. Sensitivity: Some condoms are designed to enhance sensitivity to increase pleasure during intercourse. These may have a thinner material or a specific shape that allows for a more natural feel.
4. Lubrication: Condoms can be lubricated or unlubricated. Lubricated condoms can help reduce friction and increase comfort. However, if you need additional lubrication, make sure it is water-based to prevent any damage to the condom’s material.
5. Extra features: Some condoms come with additional features, such as ribbing, studs, or textured surfaces, which can add stimulation for both partners.
6. Brand and quality: It’s crucial to choose condoms from reputable brands that meet safety standards. Look for condoms that are labeled with certifications such as ISO, CE, or FDA to ensure their reliability.

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