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What is the use of a condom?

Condoms are mainly used

for birth control
to protect themselves against sexually transmitted diseases (STDs)
to protect from sexually transmitted infections (STIs)

Condoms - Generaal Features

Nominal Width: 53mm

Nominal Height: 180mm

Straight walled shape

100% electronically tested

Transparent, lubricated and teat ended

Frequently asked questions about Condoms

How effective is a condom?

When used consistently and appropriately, condoms have proven to be highly effective in preventing HIV/STDs and pregnancy. Even though condoms are highly effective, there is still a chance of failure. So, when you use a condom, you should be able to avoid pregnancy/STDs for about 98 times out of 100. The most appropriate way to make condoms more effective is by using it the right way, every time you have intercourse. Also, use it in addition to other birth control methods. This will give you protection against STDs and increased protection against pregnancy.

How does condom work?

Condoms function by preventing semen of men from moving into the vagina. The male condom is worn over a male's penis right after he gets his erection but before any intimate contact with the vagina. This condom is rolled down to the shaft of the male genital while keeping the end of the condom to leave a little extra room at the end. After the man ejaculates, he should hold on to the condom at the base of the penis when he pulls it from the vagina. He should do this when the penis continues to be erect in order to avoid the condom from slipping off when he is flaccid. Should this happen, sperm could get into the vagina of a woman. Thus, one should take a little extra caution before using condoms.

Do condoms prevent pregnancy?

The good news is a big yes. Among the many contraceptive methods available like oral pills, etc., Condoms stand out with the highest success rate of 95%. While other methods have health risks and side effects, condoms do not have any side effect/ health risks. They prevent the semen from getting in contact with the female genitalia. The best way to make condoms work as well as possible is to use them correctly every single time you have vaginal, oral, and anal sex without any room for errors. That means wearing it the entire time, from start to finish. It is mandatory to ensure that the condom is rolled on your penis the right way before there’s any skin-to-skin genital contact. Using condoms + another form of birth control (like the pill, IUD, or shot) is a recommended way to get extra pregnancy prevention AND protection against STDs. Using withdrawal (“pulling out”) while you wear a condom can help keep sperm out of the vagina and lower the risk for pregnancy. You must never use a male condom with a female condom. Condoms in India are designed to be used on their own, and doubling up will certainly not give you any extra protection.

Are small condoms available in India?

Yes, small condoms are available in India. Indian condoms are available in specific sizes only. Usage of a super fit/ snug fit condom is suggested since they will fit all sizes and is one of the best small sized condoms with excellent quality and best prices.

Is it safe to buy condoms online in India?

It is 100% safe to buy condoms online in India , very low cost with the best quality condoms are available India. Please check the procedures followed by the shopping portals in ensuring the privacy of the customers.

Risks/ Side effects of using condoms

Most people can use condoms with absolutely no hassles — there are no side effects. It is better to consult a physician if there are any inflammations, itches or rashes. Rarely, latex (rubber) condoms might cause irritation for people with latex allergies or sensitivities. And sometimes the lube on certain types of condoms may seem to be irritating. If you're allergic to latex, try to switch brands or better to use plastic condoms.

Tips while using condoms

Use a new condom for every act of intercourse.
If the penis is uncircumcised, pull the foreskin back before wearing the condom.
Put the condom on only after the penis is erect (hard) and before any contact is made between the penis and any other part of the partner's body.
Put the condom on perfectly. On opening the package, do not unroll the condom immediately. Instead, place the condom at the tip of the penis and slowly unroll it all the way till the base. Squeeze out any remaining air out of the tip. Also, ensure that the condom is not worn inside-out. If this happens, remove it, dispose it, and start again with a fresh new condom.
If the condom does not have a reservoir tip, pinch the tip just enough to leave a half-inch space for semen to be collected.
While pinching the half-inch tip, place the condom against the penis and unroll it all the way till the base. Put more spermicide or lubricant on the outside for more comfort.
If you feel that a condom might break while you are having sex, stop immediately and pull out. Do not continue until you have put on a new condom.
After ejaculation and before the penis gets soft, grip the rim of the condom and cautiously withdraw from your partner.
To remove the condom from the penis, pull it off gently, keeping in mind that the semen doesn't spill out.
Do NOT wear two condoms
Do NOT wear male and female condom together
Do NOT throw them without any proper disposal methods.
Do NOT wash and reuse