Main points before using Male and Female Condoms

Male and female condoms are only effective if you use them properly. Use these tips to make sure you don’t get pregnant and to protect you against STIs.

Store properly at room temperature, in a dry place and away from direct sunlight. Don’t let them freeze or get too hot.

Check the expiry date. Do not use expired condom.

Put the condom on before genitals touch. Condoms are effective only if they form a barrier between genitals.

Use extra lubricants to help prevent them breaking and to make it easier to use them.

Use a condom only one time. Throw it in the garbage right away after use—not in the toilet. Use a new condom for each sexual activity.

Use a condom for each sex. Unprotected sex puts you at risk for STIs and pregnancy. Condoms create a physical barrier and the best protection against STIs.

Use only one condom at a time. Never use a male and female condom at the same time, or two male or two female condoms at the same time.

Some people are allergic to the latex in condoms. Signs of an allergy include burning, itching, or swelling after using a condom. If you or your partner thinks you are allergic, try non-latex condoms or lambskin condoms. custom condom suppliers. Email: [email protected]

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