How to wear a condom for boys

Some people actually don’t know how to wear their condoms. If they fail to wear them successfully, they will get pregnant unexpectedly. So they must choose some condoms before having sex. It is best to wear them before having sexual intercourse. This way it will be easier to wear, but try not to tear the condom to avoid leakage.

1. Before each sexual act, a new rubber condom must be used; it must be put on before sexual intercourse and after erection;

2. Carefully tear open the individually sealed packaging bag and avoid using sharp tools such as scissors;

3. Pinch the front end of the condom with your fingers, squeeze out the air, and then put it on the erect penis;

4. Reserve space at the front of the condom;

5. Make sure the condom covers the entire penis;

6. If necessary, water-based lubricants should be used. Oil-based lubricants (such as glycerin and white vaseline) will cause condoms to break.

7. After ejaculation, while the penis is still erect, hold the edge of the condom tightly and pull out the penis;

7. Never keep condoms in your wallet or near heat sources for a long time.

1. Correct use of condoms can reduce the probability of contracting AIDS by 99.9% and the probability of contracting gonorrhea by 85%.

2. Partially thickened physical delay condoms can prolong the duration of sexual intercourse. For men with premature ejaculation, prolonging the duration of sexual intercourse by more than 20% can treat premature ejaculation; women need longer time to reach orgasm than men, so women's sexual desire can be satisfied.

3. Some women have anti-sperm antibodies in their bodies. After sexual intercourse, sperm enters the cervix and binds to the anti-sperm antibodies in the cervical mucus. After binding, the sperm agglutinates or stops, and cannot continue to swim into the uterus, thus causing infertility. Using condoms for three to six months can temporarily cut off contact with semen, so that the titer of anti-sperm antibodies in the body decreases, so that it is possible to get pregnant in a short period of time after stopping using condoms.

4. Some women experience vulvar itching and edema after sexual intercourse, accompanied by chest tightness, shortness of breath and even urticaria-like symptoms. Condoms prevent semen from coming into contact with the vagina and relieve semen allergy.

5. Condoms come in different shapes, colors, flavors, materials and sizes to make sex more interesting.

6. Condoms provide women with safer protection, blocking the contact between smegma and the cervix, and reducing the risk of cervical cancer.

7. Condoms can prevent ectopic pregnancy. Condoms can prevent sperm from entering the vagina, so there will be no pregnancy, and no ectopic pregnancy. For women who suffer from salpingitis, dysplastic or deformed fallopian tubes, endometriosis, uterine dysplasia, etc., which are prone to ectopic pregnancy, it is better to use condoms instead of IUDs.

8. Using condoms in late pregnancy can prevent intrauterine infection and the resulting premature birth or neonatal death.