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The complete guide to condoms

Condoms are the most important form of birth control and sexually transmitted disease prevention. Choosing and using them correctly will effectively protect you and your partner.

What is a condom?

Condoms are thin devices worn over the penis during sex to protect against pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections (STDs/STIs). They are up to 98% effective when used correctly.

Types of condoms

1. Regular/Classic condoms
Standard condoms , no or very little lubricant, suitable for those who want simplicity.

2. Lubricated condoms
Coated with lubricant both inside and outside, reduces friction, increases comfort, and is easier to use.

3. Ultra Thin/Sensitive condoms
20-50% thinner than normal , giving a more natural feel while still maintaining strength.

4. Textured/Ribbed/Dotted condoms
There are padded buttons or grooves on the surface to increase stimulation for your partner.

5. Delay/Prolonging condoms
Coated with a small amount of anesthetic (Benzocaine) helps prolong the time, suitable for those who ejaculate prematurely.

6. Warming/Cooling condoms
Contains substances that make you feel warm or cool, increase excitement and new sensations.

7. Flavored condoms
They come in a variety of flavors and scents, such as strawberry, chocolate, and banana, making them ideal for sucking.

8. Large condoms (Large/XL)
For those with larger than normal sizes, prevents tearing and provides comfort.

9. Condoms for those with latex allergies (Non-Latex)
Made from Polyurethane or Polyisoprene for those allergic to natural rubber.

Materials used to make condoms

Latex (natural rubber)
✓ Most commonly used, inexpensive
✓ Flexible and strong
✓ Good protection against pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases
✓ Use only with water-based or silicone-based lubricants.
❌ Some people may be allergic.

Polyurethane (polyurethane)
✓ For those allergic to rubber
✓ Thinner, better heat transfer
✓ Can be used with all types of lubricants.
✓ Good protection against infectious diseases
❌ More expensive, may tear a little easier

Polyisoprene (polyisoprene)
✓ For those allergic to rubber
✓ Flexible like natural rubber
✓ Soft and comfortable
✓ Use with water-based or silicone-based lubricants.

Lambskin
✓ Nature transfers heat best.
❌ Prevents pregnancy but does not protect against sexually transmitted diseases.
❌ Very expensive

Condom size

Small/Snug Fit - Diameter 49-52 mm.
Regular/Standard - Diameter 52-54 mm. (Standard size)
Large/XL - Diameter 54-56 mm.
XXL - Diameter 56-58 mm and up

How to choose the right size:

• The condom must fit properly, not too loose or too tight.
• If it is too tight, it may tear or become uncomfortable.
• If it is too loose, it may fall off during use.
• Try several brands and sizes to find the right fit.

How to use a condom correctly

Step 1: Check before use

• Check the expiration date (3-5 years)
• Check the envelope for tears or leaks.
• Store in a cool, dry place, away from sunlight.
• Do not keep it in your wallet for more than 1 month.

Step 2: Open the envelope carefully.

• Tear along the line on the edge of the envelope.
• Do not use teeth, scissors or sharp objects.
• Be careful, long nails can tear the condom.

Step 3: Wear it properly.

• Wear it when the penis is erect, before having contact with your partner.
• Squeeze the tip of the condom (the semen collection part) to expel any air.
• Place the condom on the tip of the penis, with the rolled edge facing outward.
• Gradually spread down to the base of the penis.
• If it doesn't unfold, it has been inserted backwards. Discard and use a new one.

Step 4: Apply lubricant (if desired).

• Use water-based or silicone-based lubricants.
• Do not use oil, Vaseline, lotion - it will damage the rubber.
• Apply to the outside of the condom and the female genital area.

Step 5: After use

• Withdraw immediately after ejaculation while the penis is still erect.
• Hold the base of the condom when withdrawing to prevent it from slipping out.
• Tie a knot at the end of the condom.
• Wrap it in tissue paper and throw it in the trash.
• Do not flush down the toilet.
• Do not reuse. Use only once and discard.

Precautions and contraindications

❌ Do not do:

• Do not use 2 layers - increases friction, making it easier to tear.
• Do not reuse - Use only once and discard.
• Do not use if expired - the rubber is deteriorated and easily torn.
• Do not use oil on condoms - it destroys the rubber structure.
• Do not store in hot places - it will cause the rubber to deteriorate quickly.
• Do not open with teeth or sharp objects - it may cause the condom to tear.

⚠️ Caution:

• Always check the expiration date.
• Store in a cool, dry place.
• Be careful of long nails while wearing it.
• Use the appropriate lubricant.
• Change condoms if you have had sex multiple times.

Protective efficacy

Pregnancy prevention:

• Used correctly: 98% efficiency
• General use: 85% efficiency
• Failure is often caused by improper use, not by a defective condom.

Sexually Transmitted Disease Prevention:

• Prevents more than 90% of HIV/AIDS
• Prevent other infectious diseases such as syphilis, gonorrhea, herpes.
• Latex condoms offer the best protection.
• Sheepskin condoms do not protect against sexually transmitted diseases.

Reasons why condoms may tear or fall off

• Expired or improperly stored
• The size is not appropriate (too tight or too loose)
• Do not expel air from the tip of the condom.
• Using an inappropriate lubricant (oil)
• Use 2 layers
• Excessive friction (no lubricant used)
• Long nails cause them to tear while wearing them.
• Pulling out too slowly after the penis has become loose

What should I do if the condom tears or falls off?

• Stop immediately and withdraw.
• Clean both genitals.
• Consider using emergency contraception within 72 hours.
• Get tested for sexually transmitted diseases if you are at risk.
• Consult your doctor if you are concerned.

Condom storage

• Store in a cool, dry place at room temperature.
• Not exposed to direct sunlight
• Do not keep it in your wallet for more than 1 month.
• Do not store in the car (too hot)
• Keep in the original envelope until used.
• Check the expiration date before use.

Frequently asked questions

Q: How safe are condoms?
A: It is very safe when used correctly. It prevents pregnancy up to 98% and sexually transmitted diseases up to 90%.

Q: How should I choose the size?
A: Start with the standard size (52-54 mm). If it's too tight or too loose, try a different size. The condom should fit snugly, not too tight or too loose.

Q: What kind of lubricant should I use with condoms?
A: Latex condoms can only be water-based or silicone-based. Do not use oil. All types of polyurethane condoms can be used.

Q: Do thin condoms feel better?
A: Yes, thin condoms offer a more natural feel while still maintaining strength and safety.

Q: How long do condoms last?
A: Generally 3-5 years. Always check the expiration date on the package.

Q: Is it safer to use 2 layers?
A: No, using 2 layers increases friction, making it easier to tear. Use only 1 layer.

Q: Do condoms tear often?
A: Not often, if used correctly, using the right dosage, using lubricant, and not expired.

Q: Where is a good place to buy condoms?
A: Drugstores, convenience stores, supermarkets, or online from trusted retailers.

Advantages of using condoms

• ✓ Highly effective in preventing pregnancy (98%)
• ✓ Prevent sexually transmitted diseases
• ✓ No side effects on hormones
• ✓ Easy to use, easy to find, inexpensive
• ✓ No prescription required
• ✓ There are many types to choose from.
• ✓ Helps extend the time (delay ejaculation)
• ✓ Add fun (with buttons/grooves)

summarize

Condoms are a safe, effective, and easy-to-use method of birth control and disease prevention. Choosing the right size, using them correctly, and storing them properly can help you and your partner have safe and enjoyable sex.

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