Precautions and warnings if you have wounds on your hands, avoid direct contact with the condom to reduce the possibility of infection. Remove and dispose of the condom safely and hygienically by throwing it in the trash, never in the toilet. Condoms are for single use only, so use a new condom for each act of sex or if you change partners during the same encounter. If the condom material is brittle, sticky, or visibly damaged, do not use it. Using a condom for anal sex increases the risk of breakage. For these situations, use a thicker condom. In case of breakage or slippage, if the condom is used to prevent pregnancy, it is advisable to consult a doctor within 72 hours. If you want extra lubrication, use only water-based lubricants, such as glycerin. Do not use oil-based lubricants such as petroleum jelly, baby oil, body lotions, massage oil, butter, margarine, etc., As these could damage the condom. You should consult a doctor or pharmacist about the compatibility of condoms with topical products applied to the penis or vagina. When used correctly, latex condoms help prevent pregnancy and many sexually transmitted infections stis such as syphilis, gonorrhea, chlamydia, genital herpes, hepatitis b, and hiv aids. However, condom use does not eliminate this risk entirely. Contact of the condom with shaved hair or piercings increases the risk of breakage. In these cases, take extra precautions. Latex condoms should not be used by people allergic to latex.
Precautions and warnings if you have wounds on your hands, avoid direct contact with the condom to reduce the possibility of infection. Remove and dispose...show more
