Female condoms can be used by a person of any gender to protect against STIs, including HIV, during anal sex. Female condoms (also known as internal condoms or Femidons) prevent sexually transmitted infections (STIs) including HIV and pregnancy during vaginal sex.A female condom is worn inside the vagina or anus to create a barrier to stop bodily fluids and semen …

Male and female condoms are only effective if you use them properly. Use these tips to make sure you don’t get pregnant and to protect you against STIs. Store properly at room temperature, in a dry place and away from direct sunlight. Don’t let them freeze or get too hot. Check the expiry date. Do not use expired condom. Put the condom …

Current female condom models on the market have a flexible ring, sponge, or capsule containing foam shapes at the closed end of the condom, enabling insertion of the device and helping to keep the condom in place during sex. A ring or frame at the open end of the condom stays outside the vagina, lying flat across the genital area …