Small details to remember when using condoms

Condoms are a method of contraception used by couples during sexual intercourse. Because condoms are simple to use and effective, they are loved by many men and women and are also the most commonly used contraceptive method. However, we would like to warn everyone that the correct use of condoms can reduce the possibility of unwanted pregnancy by 98%, but if they rupture, slip or leak, contraception may fail. The following are fifteen small details for the correct use of condoms, which those who use contraception must strictly follow.

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Before each sexual intercourse, a new rubber condom must be used. Condoms should not be reused.

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Condoms come in different sizes, and you should choose the appropriate size based on the size of the penis when erect. If it is too large, it will fall off in the vagina, and if it is too small, it will be squeezed and semen will flow into the vagina.

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Before use, you should check the production date and expiration date. Expired condoms have deteriorated, are easy to break, are unhygienic, and should not be used.

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Condoms must be stored in a cool, dry environment and away from acids, alkalis and oils. If the product becomes sticky or brittle after being exposed to the above conditions, it should not be used even within the shelf life.

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Carefully tear open the individually sealed packaging bag and avoid using sharp objects such as scissors to prevent the condom from being damaged or ruptured.

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It must be put on before sexual intercourse and put on during intercourse because there are secretions on the penis and if the condom is not firmly attached, it will easily fall off into the vagina.

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Before putting the condom on the glans, you should pinch the small air bag at the top of the condom to store semen, to prevent the air in the air bag from expanding when heated, causing the semen to overflow to the base of the penis during ejaculation.

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Leave space at the front end of the condom so that there is room for semen to be ejaculated, so as to prevent semen from being squeezed out of the condom and causing contraceptive failure.

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The condom should not be unfolded in advance, but should be unfolded on the erect penis starting from the glans and moving downwards.

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Make sure the condom covers the entire penis, not just one section, to prevent it from falling off in the vagina.

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Only water-based lubricants should be used with condoms. Vaseline, liquid paraffin, facial oil, cooking oil, etc. can increase the brittleness of condoms in a short period of time and accelerate their rupture.