1 Not Checking the Condom Before Use
Using condoms is a well-known way to reduce the risk of unwanted pregnancies and sexually transmitted infections. However, condoms can be damaged, dried out, or past their expiration date, and they may not be the right size for you (which can lead to tearing or slipping during intercourse). So, always inspect a condom before you use it!
[captionnews]Condoms should be checked for safety before use[/captionnews]
2 Removing the Condom from the Package Too Early
The surface of a condom is coated with a lubricant that not only protects the condom but also ensures a smooth and comfortable experience. However, if you remove the condom from its package too long before intercourse, the lubricant can oxidize and dry out, making the condom more prone to tearing and reducing its safety.
[captionnews]Do not open the condom package too early[/captionnews]
3 Not Wearing the Condom from the Start
Some people, either because they want to feel more sensation or because they don’t fully understand how to use condoms, only put on a condom when they are about to ejaculate. However, the penis can release pre-ejaculate fluid that may contain sperm, even before ejaculation, which is one reason why using a condom doesn’t always prevent pregnancy.
4 Not Squeezing the Air Out of the Tip
If you don’t squeeze the air out of the tip of the condom before use, it can cause the condom to burst during intercourse.
[captionnews]Remember to squeeze the air out of the tip of the condom[/captionnews]
5 Unrolling the Condom Before Putting It On
Some people say they unroll the condom before putting it on to avoid interrupting the mood. However, this can make it more difficult to put on and increase the risk of damage.
[captionnews]Do not unroll the condom before putting it on[/captionnews]
6 Putting the Condom On Inside Out
If you’re putting the condom on correctly, it should easily roll down the shaft of the penis. If you feel resistance, it’s likely that you’ve put it on inside out, so turn it over and try again. Putting the condom on inside out increases the risk of it slipping off during intercourse.
[captionnews]Note: Putting the condom on inside out will make it more likely to slip off during use[/captionnews]
7 Not Pulling the Condom All the Way Down
If the condom doesn’t cover the entire shaft of the penis, it’s more likely to slip off, especially after ejaculation. This increases the risk of the condom getting stuck inside the vagina, allowing sperm to enter.
[captionnews]The condom should cover the entire length of the penis[/captionnews]
8 Reusing a Condom That Has Slipped Off
During intercourse, it’s not uncommon for a condom to slip off. However, it’s important to note that a slipped condom is no longer effective at preventing sexually transmitted infections or pregnancies. So, never reuse a condom that has slipped off!
[captionnews]Do not reuse a condom that has slipped off[/captionnews]
9 Keeping the Penis Inside the Vagina for Too Long After Ejaculation
It is recommended that you withdraw the penis from the vagina as soon as possible after ejaculation when using a condom. If the penis becomes flaccid while still inside the vagina, the condom is more likely to get stuck, and semen may leak out.
10 Reusing Condoms
Condoms are designed for single-use only. Reusing condoms, in any form, compromises the safety they are intended to provide. Don’t risk your health by trying to reuse condoms to save money or out of ignorance.
[captionnews]Condoms are not meant to be reused[/captionnews]
Using a condom is not enough to ensure safety; you also need to use it at the right time and in the right way! Hopefully, this information will help you use condoms effectively. Don’t forget to check out .
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