Post Date May, 20 2023
Be careful to tear open the edge of the condom outer packaging with your fingers, and never bite with your teeth (many men do this in a hurry), or cut with scissors, both of which may accidentally break the condom., Slowly squeeze out like toothpaste. Don't pull with your hands., Because sometimes the nails can accidentally scratch the condom.
2.1. When erecting the penis, wear a condom and remember to wear it before inserting the penis into the other person's body. The secretion produced in the early stages of penile erection may contain semen and sexually transmitted bacteria, which can cause pregnancy and the spread of sexually transmitted diseases.
2.2. The residual air inside the condom can cause it to rupture. To avoid the possibility of rupture, gently squeeze the air from the front pocket of the condom with your thumb and index finger. While squeezing the front end of the condom, gently extend the condom with your other hand to cover the entire penis. Ensure that the curly end of the condom is exposed to the outside.
2.3. Evacuate the air from the front-end seminal vesicle, then put on a condom and look at both sides of the condom, not the other way around, otherwise you cannot wear it.
2.4. Push open the curly part of the erect penis until the condom can no longer be pushed forward.
2.5. After wearing it, be sure to store the seminal vesicles., Don't let it be too tight or too tight, as it can affect the pleasure of ejaculation.
Even if condoms are used correctly every time, it is still difficult to avoid accidents because no one can pat their chest and say that condoms will never fall off or break.
Even if the humidity is not enough, many women are not wet enough. I am still not used to it and do not like using lubricants. Fortunately, most condoms on the market are coated with lubricants in advance, which should be avoided. If the condom is not lubricated., The best way to prevent condom rupture due to excessive friction is to use water-soluble lubricants to reduce frictional resistance. Do not use petroleum jelly, baby oil, or other oily lubricants to corrode condoms.
Sometimes condoms come off during this process. To prevent such awkward situations from happening, it is important to ensure that the base of the condom is firmly fastened when wearing it, so as not to cause accidental detachment. If it really falls off or ruptures midway, the correct remedy is to immediately wash the wife's external genitalia with soap and warm water to prevent residual sperm from entering the body., Take contraceptive pills correctly.
In fact, due to the different physical characteristics of people in different regions, condoms also come in different sizes, and of course, the standards vary between the East and the West.
In China, condoms are usually divided into large, medium, and small sizes. The diameter of the large sleeve is 35mm, the medium size is 33mm, and the small size is 31mm., According to international standards, after opening the sleeve, flatten it and measure the width of the middle section. The large size is 55mm, the medium size is 52mm, and the small size is 49mm.
When purchasing condoms, it is necessary to purchase condoms, and the vast majority of men can directly purchase medium size products. You can also wrap a thin line around the middle of the penis after a complete erection, measure the length of the line, which is the circumference of the penis, divide by 2 to obtain the width of the penis, and then purchase the condom that is closest to your own data based on the calculation results.
Some people are concerned about the insufficient length of condoms. In fact, in terms of length, Eastern and Western products have reserved more space and there is no certain standard.
It is important to remind everyone not to use counterfeit or inferior products. You can also shop on reputable websites and calmly and conveniently choose your favorite brand, style, size, etc.
Condoms are contraceptive measures used by men and women to avoid pregnancy during sexual intercourse. Generally speaking, condoms are one of the contraceptive products that actually have a shelf life., So, what is the shelf life of condoms?
The shelf life of condoms is generally five years, with medication added for three years. Therefore, before using condoms, women must first check whether the condom has a shelf life. Expired condoms have deteriorated and are prone to rupture, making them unsuitable for use.
In addition, condoms must be stored in a cool, dry, and non contact environment with acids, alkalis, and oils. If exposed to the above conditions, it will become sticky and brittle, and should not be used again even during the shelf life of the condom.
When using condoms, pay attention to the following points:
Before putting on the glans, the stingy sac storing semen at the top of the condom should be squeezed to prevent the air in the sac from expanding and causing semen to overflow to the base of the penis during ejaculation.
2. Condoms should only use water-based lubricants. Vaseline, liquid paraffin, facial oil, edible oil, etc. can all increase the fragility of condoms in a short period of time, accelerating their rupture.
3. If cracks or slippage are found while using a condom, and it is still unsafe to replace the condom, sexual intercourse should be stopped immediately and the genitals should be cleaned with disinfectant.
