5 Things about Condoms for Sexual Health

1-Expiration dates
Pay careful attention to the expiration dates because an expired condom can be less effective as it loses its elasticity.
2-Wear it start to finish
The effectiveness of a condom heavily relies on using it correctly from start to finish. Start means the condom is on before any contact with your partner’s genitals; finish means the condom stays on until right after ejaculation.
3-Visible damage
Look for visible tears on the condom before using it. A visible tear could be due to manufacturer’s error, ripping/cutting the packaging open, fingernails or other causes.
4-Incompatible ingredients
Too little or the wrong kind of lubrication can lead to condom ineffectiveness. For example, latex condoms can be diminished by oil-based lubricants making them less effective. Additionally, avoiding using lubrication all together can lead to a condom tear during the act.
5-Effectiveness
Even if you use a condom you can spread or get an STD; they are not completely effective at preventing the transmission of STDs. The CDC states that “consistent and correct use of latex condoms reduces the risk…” of common STDs like chlamydia, gonorrhea, herpes, syphilis and HPV, but condoms are not 100% effective.

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