Condoms are the most common contraceptive tool in our lives, if they can be used scientifically. The contraceptive probability is even above 99%. However, many people still get unintended pregnancies every year due to incorrect condom use. Condoms actually have a lot of precautions, and many men don’t know these precautions. Let’s take a look at them below.

What are the precautions for wearing condoms?

1. Condoms cannot be carried with you

For many boys, they have the habit of carrying a few condoms with them. If many people pretend to be cool and like to carry one or two condoms in their jeans pockets or wallets, such condoms cannot actually be used. Condoms should never withstand excessive friction or be stored at high temperatures. Otherwise, the rubber inside the condom may age, and the condom may break during sex, leading to unintended pregnancy. Therefore condoms should be placed in large bags or stored indoors.

2. Choose the right condom

In fact, condoms also come in different sizes, although for most men, ordinary condoms are enough. However, we should also make choices based on the size of our personal reproductive organs. If we choose a condom that is too large, there is a chance that the woman will get pregnant unexpectedly. If we choose a condom that is too small, it will break easily and may lead to an unwanted pregnancy. Condoms also have a certain shelf life, and you should use them before the expiration date. When using a condom, you should gently tear open the package with your hands, otherwise the condom may break.

3. Pay attention to the front and back sides when wearing condoms

Sometimes, couples have sex in the dark to spice things up or because they are shy. If you wear a condom in the dark, be careful and never wear it backwards. The structure of condoms is quite special, and the outside is coated with different pharmaceutical ingredients or other chemical ingredients. If the condom is worn backwards, it will not only not have the desired effect, but may also cause adverse effects and even cause accidental injuries. Therefore, when wearing a condom, you must be careful and pay attention to the front and back.

4. Squeeze out the gas at the top

There will be a small bubble at the top of the condom. This small bubble is called a seminal vesicle, which mainly helps us store the semen ejaculated after male orgasm. If we do not squeeze out the gas from the seminal vesicle before putting on a condom, there will be no place to store the semen ejaculated by the man. Semen may flow outside the condom, causing an unintended pregnancy. Therefore, when wearing a condom, you cannot let it fully unfold. First, you must completely remove the air from the top before putting it on.

Warm reminder

When wearing a condom, you must wait until the male reproductive organ is fully erect before putting on the condom. Be sure to keep the condom loose and tight when wearing it, otherwise it may cause the condom to fall off.