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When choosing the right condoms for you and your partner, you might come across a lot of information about condoms. There are many different aspects you would want to take into consideration. There is the condom length, thickness, circumference and width as well. Condom width is a pretty critical aspect of a condom. Condoms are made in different lengths and widths, and different condoms manufacturers produce …

Silicone is a material which is thicker than latex, stronger, and holds a better form than latex or any other current condom material. But just because it’s thicker doesn’t mean it will buffer sensation. These condoms are designed to be provide stimulation from the inside instead of from the outside in, pleasing both parties. As of right now, there are …

Don’t use male condom and female condom together. Doing so may lead to friction between the two and thereby, damage the reliability of both the condoms. Although, there is no physical side-effects of using female condoms, there may be a chance for the condom to tear or be displaced at the time of sexual intercourse, which may render both ineffective. …

The condoms should unroll smoothly and easily from the rim on the outside. If you have to struggle or if it difficult to wear and takes more than a few seconds, it probably means you are trying to put the condom on upside down. Then take off the condoms and don’t try to roll it back up. Hold it near …

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

The only biodegradable condom on the market is lambskin condoms which is one favorite condom material. Because it’s made of a biological material, lambskin condoms break down pretty easily. However, that doesn’t mean you should go throwing them out your car window, or flushing them a toilet. They can still clog a toilet and no one wants to come across …

Condoms come in many different types, sizes, colours and flavours. Condoms are packed with lubricants. There are 3 types of condoms as follows. Latex condoms –most commonly used and are very effective in protecting against both pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections. Polyurethane condoms –an choice for people who have latex allergies. They are made of plastic and are as effective as latex …

STIs, such as gonorrhea, syphilis, chlamydia, and HIV, can be transmitted through contact with bodily fluids, including pre-ejaculatory fluid or ejaculate. Herpes and human papillomavirus (HPV) can also be passed on through oral sex. Although these cases are rare, transmission is possible, and if you don’t want to gamble with your health you could try using an condom or a dental dam during oral …

Condoms are one of the most commonly used and effective means of both preventing pregnancy and reducing the risk of sexually transmitted infections (STIs). But they are only effective if the condom does its job properly. But condoms fail. Sometimes, they break during sex. Sometimes they fall off. And in fact, there are multiple reasons why a condom might fail. …

There are two main purposes for wearing a condom during sex:  prevent pregnancy and prevent sexually transmitted diseases. The most effective condom material for both of these purposes is latex or polyurethane, used with a spermicidal lubricant if needed.  There are other materials used to make condoms, but not all are effective for both pregnancy and STD prevention.  Such as …