What you Need to Know on How to Put on a Condom Properly

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When asked, some men, and women, would reveal that they possess inadequate knowledge on how to put on a condom the right way and that most believe in some myths regarding the use of this particular contraceptive.

What most would need to understand is that before you need to know the ways on how to put on a condom properly, you need to select one that is not expired or damaged. Some condom manufacturers put down the expiration date of their products but when there is no such information on the individual package, look for condoms that are no older than five years for regular latex ones, and two years for those with spermicides. Condoms stored in warm or hot places should also be discarded.

Another important tip to remember is that your penis needs to be erect before you put it on, so a little foreplay would be in order. When you’ve paid attention to demonstrations on how to put on a condom during your sex education class and have a little practice yourself, you would know that the foil package need to be opened carefully so as to avoid and tear or damage. If you’re a neophyte in this particular activity and is having sex with someone with a bit of experience (lucky you), then ask your partner to demonstrate to you on how to put on a condom properly. You will find that with active participation from your partner, your pleasure rises to the next level.

When you’ve properly assimilated the knowledge on how to put on a condom, you’ll also know that a little lubricant spread on the inside and outside surfaces would also be good. Any good source on contraceptives will warn against the use of petroleum-based lubricants and oils on latex condoms. These substances will make condoms prone to breakage. This is also why most latex condoms sold are already added with water-based lubricants only. For rigorous activity, such as anal sex, use a thicker condom with lots of lubricants.

Keep in mind that there are also other issues associated with knowing how to put on a condom properly. One is the issue of safe sex. When instructions and tips on how to put on a condom are heeded, there are lesser chances for accidental pregnancies and contacting sexually transmitted diseases. With AIDS still a leading killer in both developed and third world countries, the value of knowledge on how to protect yourself and your partner cannot be underestimated.

So the next time an opportunity for you to learn the guidelines on how to put on a condom properly comes by, pay attention especially if the information comes from reputed sources, such as public health agencies or local clinics. Though you might think that you might not need such instructions anymore, it wouldn’t hurt to double check, to see if you might miss something or might pick up some new developments regarding the campaign to promote safe sex, and even safe sex.

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