How to use condoms

Condoms can be said to be an invention that is very beneficial to the people. The emergence of condoms has played a contraceptive role to a large extent, protecting women from the side effects of taking birth control pills. However, many friends may become pregnant or feel uncomfortable for both parties after using condoms. The biggest reason for this situation is related to the way users use it. So, are you guys really using condoms correctly? The correct way to use it is described below.

1. Carefully tear open the edge of the inner package of the condom to avoid tearing the condom; avoid using sharp tools such as scissors to ensure that the condom does not break.

2. Put on a condom when the penis is erect, and remember to put on the condom before inserting the penis into the other person's body. The secretions produced in the early stage of penile erection may contain semen and bacteria that cause sexually transmitted diseases, which can cause pregnancy and the spread of sexually transmitted diseases.

3. The residual air in the condom will cause it to rupture. To avoid the possibility of rupture, use your thumb and index finger to gently squeeze out the air in the small bag at the front of the condom, and then put the condom on the erect penis. Make sure the curled end of the condom is sticking out.

4. While squeezing the front end of the condom, use your other hand to gently stretch the condom to cover the entire penis. Make sure the condom stays tightly on the penis during intercourse; if the condom slips off partially, put it back in place immediately. If the condom slips off, withdraw the penis immediately and put on a new condom before continuing sexual intercourse.

5. After ejaculation, while the penis is still erect, you should immediately press the bottom of the condom with your hand, and then take off the condom after the penis is completely withdrawn. Avoid contact between the penis and the condom and the other person's body. Each condom can only be used once. Wrap used condoms in tissue and place in the trash.

The above is the correct way to use condoms. Friends in need can learn more about it. Condoms are disposable items, so it is not recommended to use them repeatedly. At the same time, for greater safety and security, everyone must choose products produced by regular manufacturers when using condoms.