Tips to make condoms safer

When it comes to the prevention and treatment of AIDS and sexually transmitted diseases, people almost never forget the use of condoms. However, men's health experts point out that although condoms are the most commonly used contraceptive tool, not every man actually uses it. To make condoms safer, you need to learn more usage techniques.

Don't use scissors to tear the packaging by hand

First of all, you need to buy condoms of the right size. If they are too big, they will easily fall off, and if they are too small, they will easily be squeezed and torn. Before use, make sure the condom is within the shelf life. Before opening the package, be sure to squeeze the condom to one side and then gently tear open the package with your hands. Avoid using scissors or other sharp tools to open the package to avoid damaging the condom.

Loose at the front and tight at the back to avoid wearing it backwards

When using, you must also distinguish the inside and outside of the condom. Some couples have sex without turning on the lights, and often put the condom inside out during the wearing process. Because some condoms are coated with drugs or other chemical ingredients on the inner or outer sides, wearing them incorrectly will not only fail to achieve the desired effect, but may also cause adverse irritation.

Also, when putting on a condom, do not fully unfold it and squeeze out the gas at the top. The best time to wear it is after foreplay and when the penis is fully erect. Make sure there is no genital contact between both parties before wearing it. After putting it on, it should be kept loose at the front and tight at the back. If it breaks during use, you should stop having sex or take emergency contraceptive measures afterwards.

Take it off in time and throw it away after use

There are also some rules about when to take off the condom. After the man ejaculates and before the penis becomes completely "soft", press the bottom of the condom and pull it out together with the penis to ensure that no semen leaks out. Otherwise, emergency contraceptive measures should be taken. Some men still have an erection after ejaculation and are ready to continue the next sexual intercourse. In this case, they must thoroughly clean the semen and replace another condom.

When removing a condom, it is inevitable that your hands will come into contact with semen, so avoid touching the female reproductive organs. It is important to note that condoms are disposable items and cannot be reused.

Only when it suits you can you be "happy"

Nowadays, various types of sex condoms have come out one after another, with colorful colors, different fruity flavors, and different styles and functions. There are colorful, fruity, raised, threaded, ultra-thin, luminous, and extended-time condoms... Experts point out that these condoms may not be suitable for everyone.

Men with a history of premature ejaculation or who are sensitive to sexual organ stimulation should not use the ultra-thin type; men and women with sensitive constitutions and prone to allergies should not use colored, fruit-flavored, luminous, and delayed-release types, as these types of condoms contain drugs and chemical ingredients and can easily become allergens. Of course, for husbands whose wives are sexually frigid, they might consider using the convex and spiral types, which can enhance the sensitive stimulation of the female genitals and increase their wives' excitement.