Men should pay attention to 14 points when using condoms safely

　　Who doesn’t want to enjoy wonderful sex? But while enjoying it, I have a lot of worries. What if I get pregnant? At this time, a small condom will play a decisive role. The main function of condoms is to prevent sperm and egg union.

　　1. Wrong storage of condoms. 3.3%-19.1% of people will store condoms improperly, such as exposing them to direct sunlight, overheating, or putting them in pockets under their clothes, etc., which will reduce the lifespan of condoms.

　　2. Do not use lubricants. 16%-25.8% of people do not use lubricants when there is no body fluid lubrication, thus increasing the risk of condom rupture.

　　3. Improper penis withdrawal time. About 31% of men and 27% of women admitted that the condom would easily fall off the vagina after the penis was completely weak before withdrawing too late.

　　4. Remove the condom too early. 13.6%-44.7% of users hurriedly took off the condom before the sexual intercourse was completed, although ejaculation Complete, but taking off the condom may still cause pregnancy or transmission disease。

　　5. The air is not exhausted from the front end of the condom. almost half female with 41.6% male Failure to have the habit of evacuating the air from the tip during use can eventually cause the condom to break. The correct way is to pinch it gently with your fingers to remove the air inside.

　　6. The condom is not fully unfolded. 11.2% of women and 8.8% of men only unfolded the condom halfway and covered half of the penis before having sex. This behavior is very dangerous and can easily spread diseases.

　　7. Wrong side of condom. 4% to 30.4% of people will mix the front and back of a condom. As a result, the wearer will feel uncomfortable and it will easily slip off during sex.

　　8. No inspection before use. 75% of men and 82% of women do not check condoms before use, including whether they are within the shelf life and whether the quality is up to standard.

　　9. Reuse condoms. 1.4%-3.3% of people have reused disposable condoms, which have lost their protective significance.

　　10. Use sharp objects to open condom packages. 2.1%-11.2% of people will use objects such as knives and sharp nails to cut open the outer packaging, which will cause the latex to break and create gaps.

　　11. Use the wrong lubricant. Using an oil-based lubricant can degrade the latex and reduce the strength of the condom. 3.2% of female respondents and 4.7% of males make this mistake.

　　12. There is no space left for semen. 24.3%-45.7% of people said that they had encountered a situation where there was no seminal vesicle or insufficient space in the seminal vesicle, which could easily cause condoms to break and cause unintended pregnancy.

　　13. Unroll the rolled condom completely before putting it on. 2.1%-25.3% people will do this. This may damage the condom and may prevent proper fit.

　　14. It’s too late to wear a condom. Many people only start using condoms after substantial love has begun, and 17.1%-51.1% of people make this mistake. In fact, condoms should be worn during foreplay to prevent close contact between sexual organs during intimacy.

　　Editor's tip: The above is a detailed introduction to the correct use of condoms. It should be noted that do not place condoms in pockets or other heat sources to avoid causing rubber aging; the best time to wear condoms is after the penis is erect.