Tips for using condoms

　　Hand tear packaging? Don't use scissors

　　First, buy a condom of the right size. If it is too big, it will fall off easily; if it is too small, it will break easily. Before use, make sure the condom is within the shelf life. Before opening the package, be sure to squeeze the condom to one side and then gently tear the package open with your hands. Avoid using sharp tools such as scissors to open the package to avoid breaking the condom.

　　Loose at the front and tight at the back? Avoid wearing it backwards

　　When using a condom, you should also distinguish the inside and outside of the condom. Some couples have sex without turning on the light, and often turn the condom inside out while wearing it.

　　Because some condoms are coated with drugs or other chemical ingredients on the inside or outside, wearing them backwards will not only not have the desired effect, but may cause adverse stimulation.

　　Also, when wearing a condom, do not fully unfold it and squeeze the air out of the top. The best time to wear it is after foreplay and when the penis is fully erect. Make sure there is no genital contact between the two parties before wearing it. After putting it on, it should be in a "loose in front and tight in the back" state. If it breaks during use, you should stop having sex or take emergency contraceptive measures afterwards.

　　Take it off in time? Throw away once used

　　There is also a specific time to take off the condom. exist male ejaculation Afterwards, but before the penis is completely "soft", press the bottom of the condom and pull it out together with the penis to ensure that no semen leaks out, otherwise emergency contraceptive measures must be taken.

　　If some men's penis is still erect after ejaculation and they are ready to continue with the next sexual intercourse, they must wash the semen thoroughly and replace it with another condom. When taking off a condom, your hands will inevitably come into contact with semen, so avoid contact female reproductive organs.

　　Sex condoms are not suitable for everyone

　　It is important to note that condoms are disposable consumables and cannot be reused. Nowadays, all kinds of sexy condoms have come out one after another, with colorful colors, different fruity flavors, and different styles and functions. They are colorful, fruity, bumpy, threaded, ultra-thin, luminous, and extend the time.……

　　Experts point out that these condoms may not be suitable for everyone. If any Premature ejaculation Men who have a history or are sensitive to sexual organ stimulation should not use the ultra-thin type;

　　Men and women with sensitive constitutions and prone to allergies should not use colored condoms, fruity condoms, luminous condoms, and delayed condoms. These condoms often contain drugs and chemical ingredients, which can easily become allergens.

　　Of course, for husbands whose wives are frigid, they may wish to consider using the bump type and the thread type, which can enhance the sensitive stimulation of the female genitals and increase the wife's excitement.