When using any contraceptive, first of all, you should learn how it works and how to use it correctly. This also applies to condoms. Whether a condom is worn correctly or not directly depends on both its effectiveness and the comfort of partners during intercourse.
Instructions
Step 1
If you are dealing with condoms for the first time, then before using them directly during intercourse, it is better to practice. First you need to separate one condom bag from the main tape. Now the package needs to be opened. It should be torn with utmost care, according to the line marked by the manufacturer, so as not to damage the condom itself.
Step 2
After opening the bag, you need to put on a condom. It is convenient to do this by holding the erect penis with one hand, which allows you to direct it into the condom as quickly as possible. With the fingers of the other hand, you need to gradually distribute the "cover" along the entire length of the penis. You should not try to put on an already straightened condom, it is quite difficult. You need to start distributing it from the position in which it was in the bag, smoothly unfolding until the entire penis is inside the condom.
Step 3
It is worth considering that an incorrectly worn condom can fly off the penis during intercourse or even break. This usually happens when the condom is only put on half of the penis, or the person was in a hurry and did not smooth out all the folds that sometimes form when putting on a condom.
Step 4
When choosing a condom, don't go for cheap brands. Better to buy an expensive but high quality product. The strength of the condom depends on the manufacturer. If the experience in putting on a condom is not great, then it is worth purchasing models supplied with a sufficient amount of lubricant. This will allow you to feel comfortable even in a slightly "dry" condom, that is, if it took too long to put it on, and some amount of lubricant has already been spent.
Step 5
It should be noted that the speed and correctness of putting on a condom directly depends on skills. Over time, by choosing the optimal make and model, almost anyone can easily put on a condom without experiencing any discomfort.
