How to use condoms correctly

There are two most important functions of condoms, namely contraception and preventing the spread of sexually transmitted diseases. If you don't use condoms correctly, in addition to greatly increasing your chances of pregnancy, you will also have a chance of getting sexually transmitted diseases. Therefore, condoms are one of the indispensable items in sex. But please bear in mind that even after wearing it, there isn't 100% protection, it will just greatly reduce the risk. Wearing a condom correctly seems to be a simple matter, but there are still many people who don't know how to wear a condom correctly. adultloving.hk has specially compiled an instruction on how to use male condoms. Included are photos of things you should do and things you should avoid.

The first step to using a condom correctly is making certain it's still usable. It's important to check the expiration date on the condom package before opening it. 1 When a condom is old or stored improperly, the latex breaks down, increasing the risk of failure.

To open a condom package, tear carefully along the corner or edge. Don't use fingernails or scissors to open a condom package. The foil packets that condoms come in are pretty easy to tear. Look for the side tabs to help open the package .

Before putting a condom on, you want to be certain of which way is up. Condoms should go on like a hat, not like a shower cap. You know the condom is right-side up if you can roll it down easily. You shouldn't have to stick your fingers inside the condom to unroll it. If you accidentally put the condom on upside down, throw it out and start again. If the condom has come into contact with the head of the penis, it may be contaminated with secretions. This is also why you should wash your hands before putting on a condom if you've been touching yourself or your partner intimately.

After ejaculation, it is important to hold onto the condom at the base while the penis is withdrawn from the vagina, anus, or mouth. This should be done before the penis becomes less erect. Failing to hold onto the condom makes it more likely that the condom will slide off. It also increases the risk that it will leak. If a condom remains behind in your partner after withdrawal, twist the end of the condom shut before removing it. That will help contain any secretions. Condoms go in the trash, not in the toilet. When throwing away a condom after sex, it may be a good idea to wrap it in toilet paper or tissue to prevent it from leaking and making a mess. This is particularly true if you're throwing away the condom in a trash can without a liner.

Many people think that they need to wear a condom before ejaculation. In fact, the best time is to put it on before inserting into the vagina, because during foreplay, the penis will secrete liquid, and there will be a small amount of sperm in the liquid. Putting it on after insertion and before ejaculation is equivalent to completely losing the effect of the condom.

Use more than one condom: Don't think that the more condoms you have, the better. If you use more than one condom, the same condom will rub against each other and make it easier to wear.

Using a condom without lubrication: When the vaginal secretions are not enough, even if you wear a thick condom, it will rub constantly and become easier to wear. It is misleading to think that the thinner the condom is, the easier it is to wear. In fact, it is not because the condom is too thin to wear, but because of the lack of lubrication.

Having said that, if you need to put extra lubricantion onto the condom, only use water-based or silicone-based lubricants. Oil-based lubricants or oily substances such as petroleum jelly will cause the condom to wear easily. 

Use condoms of unfit sizes: Condoms are actually in different sizes, not just large, medium and small sizes. Generally speaking, you should measure the width of the penis and choose the most suitable condoms accordingly. adultloving.hk stock condoms ranging from 47mm-69mm, from slim to oversized. Wearing condoms that are too large or too small may break due to excessive friction.