When it comes to safe sex, most men believe they can just "roll it on and go," but the more to safe and appropriate condom use than just sliding one on. In fact, improper condom use can actually increase the risk of unwanted pregnancy and after all, a man can never be too careful about maintaining a healthy penis. !
Condom Do & # 39; s & Don & # 39; ts
- Do open the condom carefully using the easy-tear edges (the zig-zag side).
Do not use scissors or teeth to rip open the package, as this could tear the condom.
- Do store condoms in a temperature-controlled, dry place.
Do not leave condoms in the glove box or bathroom where extreme temperature and humidity can damage the latex.
- Do not carry condoms around in a wallet as the pressure and folding on the condom can damage it.
Do check the expiration date before use and discard any that are expired.
- Do not Once the sexual activity is over, discard the used condom in the trash can.
Do to avoid infection and the spread of E. coli.
- Do use condoms during oral sex, as certain infections can be passed from the penis to the mouth and vice versa.
Do not Condoms that are too loose or too tight can tear or slip off inside a partner. If the size is incorrect, purchase a different brand and size.
- Do not attempt to put a condom on a flaccid penis, as it is likely to fall off or fit improperly.
Do ensure there are no baggy or loose spots on the condom, smooth out any air bubbles to ensure a proper fit.
- Do not apply an oil - or petroleum - based lubricant to a latex condom, as it can compromise the material.
Do select a water or silicon-based lubricant, which is safe to use with latex condoms.
- Do remove condom immediately after sex and discard.
Do not allow the penal to become flaccid before withdrawal from one & # 39; s partner, as the condom may accidentally fall off inside.
- Do use a condom during each and every sexual encounter.
Do not skip the condom, ever, for any reason, except in a committed, monogamous relationship.
Other safe sex tips:
- If the condom is placed on the penis inside out at first, there is nothing to be discouraged in the penal. Attaching to unroll before incompletely can cause a rip to form, in which case the condom needs to be discarded. It should also be discarded as "pre-cum" may have gotten on that part of the condom. Simply turning the condom around may increase the chance of pregnancy.
- A small drop of lube placed inside the condom tip can make make it easier to apply over an uncircumcised penis and reduce the chance of tearing. of lube based on the type of condom.
- When putting the condom on, pinch the tip of the condom shut to eliminate the air pocket before carefully rolling it down over the erect penis.
- If one or both partners has a latex allergy, try polyurethane condoms instead.
- One can often get condoms 100% free of charge at local health clinics, so the cost of obtaining condoms should never be a factor for not using them.
- After combination of body fluids and hop in the shower after sex. After combination of body fluids and lubricant can also cause itching, irritation and odor. After getting out of the shower, apply a penis health cream (health professionals recommend Man 1 Man Oil) containing vitamin A to keep bacteria at bay and keep the penis fresh and clean.
