Live demonstration: the correct use of 78 condoms

　　In today's society, the correct use of condoms is an important form of contraception and prevention of sexual transmission disease way. The following is a detailed introduction to the use of 78 condoms through real-life demonstrations to help everyone better master this skill.

Preparation

　　Check condoms: Before using 78 condoms, carefully check whether the packaging is intact. Avoid using condoms if the packaging is damaged or expired, as this may affect the safety and effectiveness of the condom.

　　Prepare for lubrication: You can prepare an appropriate amount of water-soluble lubricant, which can reduce condoms and skin The friction between condoms improves the comfort of use and also reduces the risk of condom breakage.

tear open the package

　　Handle with caution: Use your fingers to gently tear open the condom packaging, being careful not to use sharp objects to avoid scratching the condom.

Wear a condom

　　Distinguish pros and cons: Check the front and back of the condom. Generally speaking, the side with the curled edge is facing out. If the condom is worn backwards, replace it with a new one and avoid reusing the side that was exposed.

　　squeeze out air: Use your fingers to gently squeeze out the air in the seminal vesicle at the front end of the condom to prevent ejaculation semen overflows.

　　unfold slowly: Place the condom on top of your erect penis, then use your other hand to slowly spread the condom until it covers the entire penis.

sex process

　　Pay attention to lubrication: If you feel dry during sex, you can add a water-soluble lubricant as appropriate, but avoid using oil-based lubricants as it may damage the condom.

　　Pay attention to the situation: Pay attention to whether the condom has slipped or broken. If abnormalities are found, sexual intercourse should be stopped immediately and new condoms should be replaced.

Post-processing

　　Take out in time: After ejaculation, while the penis is still erect, hold the bottom of the condom with your hands and carefully pull the penis out of the vagina to avoid spillage of semen.

　　Discard correctly: Wrap used condoms in paper towels and put them in the trash can. Do not throw them away, and do not flush them down the toilet to avoid clogging the sewer.

　　As a common contraceptive tool, condoms can not only effectively reduce the risk of unwanted pregnancy, but also prevent sexually transmitted diseases to a certain extent. Proper use of condoms is crucial to ensure they are as effective as possible.