Knowledge & Instructions
Important Points to Remember:
* Oil-based lubricants (e.g. petroleum jelly/Vaseline, mineral
oil, baby oil, vegetable oil, massage oil, etc.) can break down
latex condoms
* Condoms have an expiry date (by law this must be printed on
each condom package).
* Extra-strength condoms with additional extra water-based lubricant
are recommended for anal sex.
* Novelty condoms may not prevent pregnancy or sexually transmitted
infections.
It is important to talk with your partner(s) about safer sex practices.
If you or your partner(s) have
had previous partner(s), consider testing for sexually transmitted
infections
Instructions on how to use a Male Condom:
* Check the expiry date on the condom package.
* Store condoms in a cool, dry place (away from heat, UV light
and high humidity - don't keep condoms in a wallet next to the
body for a long period of time)
* Do not have any genital to genital contact without a condom
on the penis
* Open wrapper carefully so the condom is not torn by jewellry
or fingernails.
* Do not unroll or stretch a condom before use - it may weaken
the condom.
* Pinch the air from the tip of the condom and keep it pinched
while the condom is put on.
* Place condom on the end of the hard penis.
* Unroll condom all the way down penis.
* If not circumsized, pull foreskin back before putting the condom
on.
* If you want more wetness during intercourse, use only water-based
lubricants such as Astroglide, K-Y Jelly, Muko, etc.
* After ejaculating (cuming), hold onto the condom at the base
of the penis and pull out before the penis gets soft - this will
help to prevent the condom from slipping off the penis.
* Remember after ejaculation, do not use the condom again.
* Throw condom in the garbage (do not flush - it may clog the
toilet).
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