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Condoms are essential for safe sex. They create a barrier that greatly reduces the risk of pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections (STIs) when used correctly. Latex condoms are the most common, but there are also polyurethane and natural latex (lambskin) condoms. They allow couples to enjoy intercourse with protection. Condoms should be used for vaginal, anal, and oral sex to maximize safety.
Condom size matters: a too-tight condom might break, and a too-loose one can slip off. Measure your penis circumference and length and refer to size charts (standard, large, snug fit). For type: latex is common and stretchy, but if you have latex allergies use polyurethane or nitrile condoms. Lubricated condoms add comfort; ultra-thin condoms increase sensitivity. Flavored condoms exist for oral sex.
Pinch the tip of the condom to leave some space for semen. Place it on the erect penis head, then unroll it all the way to the base. Ensure no air bubbles (they can cause breakage). Add extra lubricant outside (for comfort and to prevent breakage). After ejaculation, hold the base and pull out while the penis is still erect, to avoid slippage.
No. Always use a new condom each time. Do not reuse a condom - it will be weakened and at high risk of breaking. Also, never use two condoms at once (either two on one partner or two on two partners) - this "double-bagging" can cause friction between condoms, increasing breakage risk. One correct condom is enough.
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