Tips for using condoms – 9 steps

First of all, make sure of the origin of the condom. The most advisable and reliable thing is to buy them in a pharmacy either erotic store. Never store them in places where they can get very hot and where they are not exposed to direct sunlight, nor in places where there is excessive humidity, as the latex could deteriorate.

Check the packaging before using it. If the wrapper is wrinkled, worn, or torn, do not use that condom. Check the expiration date, Never use an expired condom. Check that the CE registration is printed on the packaging, this verifies that it is health approved.

Manipulate the condom with your fingertips. Never open the packaging with your mouth, fingernails, scissors or sharp or sharp materials. Open it from the side and remove the condom from the packaging with your fingers.

Check that the condom is not inside out. There should be an air bubble at the tip; if the tip is flattened or wrinkled, the condom is upside down. A good trick is to blow into the condom, so you can better see which direction it is going to unroll.

Place the condom on the tip of the erect penis, with the part that unscrews facing down. Put the condom on before any genital contact and especially before penetration, whether vaginal or anal.

When you are going to unscrew it so that the penis remains inside the condom, it is important that with your other hand, you keep the bulging tip of the condom tight to that there is no air trapped between the condom and the penis. Since that area is the storage space, where the semen will be retained after ejaculating.

If you have trouble getting the penis into the vagina, you can lubricate the condom with water-based lubricants. Make sure the lubricant is compatible with latex.

Remove the condom after ejaculating, when the penis is still semi-erect. Take the condom by the base and remove it little by little. Hold the tip with your other hand to help prevent the semen from coming out. Tie a knot at the base so the contents don’t leak out.

Check that the condom is not broken before throw it in the trash. Never throw them in the toilet and even less in public areas.

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You should use a new condom for each sexual intercourse. You should also change the condom if you want to practice vaginal penetration after anal penetration. In case of breakage, go to the nearest medical or emergency center. Don’t panic, but don’t delay in going.