What should I know before using condoms?

Before you use a condom, make sure you check these seven things so you stay safe.

• Check the date.
• Is the packaging OK?
• Check your condom has a CE mark on the packaging.
• Check for a BSI kitemark.
• Remember to use a new condom each time you have sex.
• Be careful when opening the condom wrapper.
• Is it the right way?

Do condoms feel the same as not wearing?

If you ask most people, they would say, “Yes, it feels different with a condom”—but you’d get a range of descriptions. Some think it feels better. Some people might say they feel distanced from their partners when they use condoms. But condoms protect you and your partner, so that can also make you feel closer.

How do u know what size condoms to buy?

1. Look for a standard size if your girth is between 2 to 2.05 inches (5.1 to 5.2 cm).
2. Choose a small or snugger fit if your girth measures less than 2 inches (5.1 cm).
3. Try a larger size if your girth is greater than 2.05 inches (5.2 cm).
4. Try a few different brands in your size to see which feels best for you.

Does condoms make you gain weight?

No condoms or lubricant usage s not associated with weight gain..

How to choose the right condom for You?

We suggest you the thin condoms which have a feather touch feel. Ultra-thin condoms are made of special thin latex which gives you the feeling that you are not wearing a condom. These are highly popular among people who have sex for the first time as they prefer to feel intimacy more.

Why should you keep condoms Handy?

Having condoms handy is a step in the right direction because you never know when you might need them. Condoms’ shelf life is relatively long, and the price of a pack is insignificant compared to their important purpose.

What is the best condom for second skin?

Durex Feel Thin and Moods Ultra-thin both are hugely popular condoms. They give you the feel of the second skin. It is always good to get all the information about having safe sex and educate yourself so that it will be safe for both partners.

Do condoms expire or go bad?

Condoms’ shelf life is relatively long, and the price of a pack is insignificant compared to their important purpose. If you happen not to use them all before their time is up, or you bought some hoping you’d need them but haven’t yet, just toss the expired ones in the trash and head over to your favorite place to buy a pack of new condoms.

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