Put the condom on after the penis is erect, before there is any contact between the penis and your partner`s body. Fluid released from the penis during the early stages of an erection can contain sperm and organisms than can cause STDs. Lesions, pre-ejaculate secretions, semen, vaginal secretions, saliva, urine and feces can all transmit disease organisms.
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Tear along one side of the foil being sure not to rip the condom inside. Carefully remove the condom.
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Air trapped inside a condom could cause it to break. To avoid this squeeze the closed end of the condom between your forefinger and thumb and place the condom over the erect penis. Be sure that the roll is on the outside.
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While still squeezing the closed end, use your other hand to unroll the condom gently down the full length of the penis. While unrolling the condom, gently press air out towards the base of the penis.
Make sure the condom stays in place during sex; if it roll up, roll it back into place immediately. If the condom comes off, withdraw the penis and put on a new condom before intercourse continues.
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Soon after ejaculation and while the penis is still erect, hold on to the rim of the condom so that the condom does not slip off as the penis is carefully withdraw. Remove the condom only when the penis is fully withdrawn.
Keep both the penis and condom clear from contact with your partner`s body.
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Dispose of the used condom hygienically. Wrap the condom in a tissue and place it in the trash (do not flush it down the toilet).
NEVER USE A CONDOM MORE THAN ONCE
Use a new condom every time you have sexual intercourse or other acts between partners that involve contact with the penis.