Overall, 71% of teens in the study reported having discussed condoms with their mothers. Male adolescents discussed condoms with their mothers at an earlier age than females (12.9 years vs. 13.5 years, respectively). Timing of discussions is critical: Condom use increased only among teens whose mothers talked to them about condoms before their first sexual encounter. These teens were 3 …

The answer is yes. As long as the condom remains on the penis, it will be as safe and effective in the water as in more conventional situations. If possible, try to put the condom on before you get into the water. It is important to remember that if the water contains chemicals such as chlorine or additives such as …

As a mature product with more than 50 years production history, condom’s quality already is fully assured, Condoms are highly effective if used consistently and correctly, so it’s very unlikely that one will break. Wearing one is really important, but if a condom does split, break or slip off, squeeze out as much semen as you can and avoid washing …