spermicide condoms effectiveness and side effects

Spermicide condom is very important for use in sex, here list how to use it correctly:

• Check the expiry date of the spermicide product packs. If it has expired, throw it out. Never use it or repeat use it.

• Read the instructions included in each package. Instructions for use differ slightly from one spermicide to another type. Make sure use it correctly.

• Before using a spermicide for the first time, both partners should test a small amount on their wrists to make sure that they do not have an allergic reaction. If your skin reacts to the spermicide, it will also cause a reaction in your vagina or on your penis. Gels, foams and creams are usually inserted with an applicator, similar to inserting a tampon or similar material. Fill the entire applicator with spermicide, insert the applicator into the vagina as close to the cervix as possible and push on the end of applicator to release the spermicide. Gels, foams and creams:

• Are effective immediately, this is very time saving.

• Last up to one hour (at its maximum effectiveness)

• Must be inserted before each act of vaginal sex (one application is effective for one ejaculation) Vaginal contraceptive film is a thin sheet that dissolves in the body. It is manually inserted into the vagina. Fold the film in half twice. When you fold it for the second time, fold it over your finger and insert it into your vagina as far back as you can place it. Vaginal contraceptive film:

• Is effective after 15 minutes (it needs to dissolve before it takes effect)

• Lasts up to one hour

• Must be inserted before each act of vaginal sex (one film is effective for one ejaculation), and clean it by water to make sure no leftover in vagina.
• Nonoxynol-9 is a kind of spermicide. Spermicide foam, cream, jelly, film, and suppositories are inserted deep into the vagina. Spermicide most often used on condoms is nonoxynol-9. When used as directed, condoms can protect against pregnancy 98 percent of the time. That’s why we call it N9 Condoms.

Side effects of spermicide condoms includes: Irritation: Spermicide can irritate sensitive genital tissues, which can increase the risk of HIV and other STDs. Allergic reactions Some people are allergic to spermicide, and symptoms include skin rash, itching, hives, swelling.

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