Male condom

The condom can offer several advantages as a method of contraception.

– You only need to use them during sex

– They help to protect both partners from some sexually transmitted infections, including HIV

– There are no serious side-effects from using condoms

– Male condoms come in a variety of shapes and sizes

– Male condoms are easily available.

When deciding if the male condom is right for you, here are a few quick facts you should consider:

– Male condoms can sometimes slip off or split
– Some people are sensitive to latex condoms, though this is rare
– When using a male condom, the man has to pull out after he has ejaculated, and before the penis goes soft, holding the condom firmly in place.

The male condom is a thin rubber sheath that goes over the penis during sex.

The condom is a barrier that stops a man’s semen from entering into the woman, preventing pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections.

To be effective it is very important that condoms are used correctly. They need to be used properly every time a couple has sex. This means wearing it throughout the entire sex act, and using a new one every time.