Wednesday, January 2, 2019

With which condoms does one feel more?


With which condoms does one feel more?

SoHo asked porn film producer Andrea Garcia and her husband, Cristian Cipriani, to try four of the best selling condoms and give us their verdict as experts in the field.




Trojan Studded Bareskin Lubricated Condoms, 10 Count
Trojan Studded Bareskin Lubricated Condoms, 10 Count






According to Andrea:

This condom is quite lubricated and has a sweetish taste. It felt hot at the time of penetration and I reached the rapid orgasm; I think it also helps women to lubricate naturally. Everything enters through the eyes: its presentation is very elegant and sober, and a penis modeling this condom looks good, since it is transparent.

According to Cristian:

Not only is it one of the most expensive condoms, it is also the largest and most ostentatious packaging. We made a quick review to feel its texture, color and smell, we adjusted it to the penis easily and we had a task in which its presence was not felt. The product is worth what it costs for its quality, its stimulating texture and its smell, which does not leave the feeling of latex.


Today lubricated ($ 6,850)

According to Andrea:

These condoms are very soft, the smell of latex is almost minimal and the lubricant feels very natural, zero excesses. A condom that goes unnoticed because it complies with the basics.

According to Cristian:

Undoubtedly, the most popular brand of condoms in Colombia. Well, we will call it the base condom of the test, because in all the standards it was neither above nor below. From my critical review, it is the original combat condom, with a slight smell of latex. Responsibly fulfilled his task of providing a lot of sensitivity at the time of penetration.


Mystic Combo Pack ($ 5,100)

According to Andrea:

The presentation is very ugly, especially if you add that the box says "combo pack". When you take it out of the package, it gets an incredibly strong latex smell. It is very narrow and yellow in color, it has nuggets in charge of stimulating the vaginal walls and it feels like a rascaencías. The feeling is very nice.

According to Cristian:

The brand is not as recognized as the others, but it has a lot to offer. The biggest "but" of this product is its intense latex smell. Its texture, however, comfortably fits the penis and provides full sensitivity. It comes in more than eight presentations, which undoubtedly confuses the user when it comes to being at the counter.


Duo Lubricados ($ 6,710)

According to Andrea:

If a condom says lubricated, it is assumed that extra help such as saliva would not be necessary. The sexual experience with these condoms was very interrupted, since we had to stop every so many penetrations to make "accommodation of the rubber". With moisture, the penis looks white, quite unpleasant.

According to Cristian:

Duo was the last of the condoms we tried. With a slight smell of latex and a simple presentation, Duo is a condom that can also be considered combat and highly recommended. With a texture that gives a lot of sensitivity, it has an elastic surface with grooves that give more pleasure and help stimulate.


Male condoms


Male condoms

General description

A male condom is a thin coating that is placed over the erect penis. If you stay in place during intercourse, oral sex or anal sex, the male condom is an effective way to protect yourself and your partner from sexually transmitted infections. Male condoms are also an effective way to prevent pregnancy.

Condoms - also called "condoms", "balloons" or "beanies" - are usually made of latex, but some are made of polyurethane or lambskin. Latex and polyurethane condoms provide the greatest protection against sexually transmitted infections.




Trojan Lubricated Condom, Magnum, Large
Trojan Lubricated Condom, Magnum, Large






Male condoms are easy to use, inexpensive and can be easily obtained. They are available with or without lubricant, and in a variety of lengths, shapes, widths, thicknesses and colors. Some condoms are textured to increase the sensations.

Why is it done?

If you use male condoms correctly every time you have sex, they will be very effective in preventing pregnancy and the transmission of the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), which causes AIDS. Condoms also reduce the risk of contracting other sexually transmitted infections, such as gonorrhea and chlamydia.

Condoms do not have the side effects observed in some forms of female contraception, such as pills or contraceptive injections, or possible complications of the intrauterine device (IUD). They are available without a prescription, so it's easy to have one on hand when you need it.

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Risks

Male condoms are generally safe and effective. However, there are some things you should keep in mind:

  •     Condoms can cause a latex allergy. The reactions to latex can be rash, hives, runny nose and, in severe cases, tightness of the airways and lowering of blood pressure. If you or your partner are allergic to latex, a polyurethane or lambskin condom can be an alternative.
  •     Condoms are not infallible. There is still a risk of getting a sexually transmitted infection or becoming pregnant when a condom is used, especially if it breaks or goes away during sex.

How to prepare

It is possible to acquire male condoms without a prescription. They are sold in many stores and can also be found in vending machines in some bathrooms. Condoms can be cheaper and can also be obtained free of charge in family planning clinics. School nurses and university health centers often have condoms available for free.

Finding the right type of condom for you may require a bit of trial and error. It is important that it fits well. If it is too tight, it is more likely to break. If it's too loose, it could come out. Some men feel that condoms reduce pleasure or are uncomfortable. You can prefer a certain type of condom because it is more comfortable or generates more pleasure in sexual relationships.

Some condoms are lubricated with nonoxynol-9, a substance that kills sperm (spermicide) and is designed to help prevent pregnancy. However, condoms without spermicide are a better option for several reasons:

    Condoms with spermicide do not seem to be more effective than other lubricated condoms for preventing pregnancy.
    Nonoxynol-9 can irritate or damage the skin cells of the vagina or rectum. This could potentially increase the risk of contracting sexually transmitted infections.
    Spermicide does not help protect you or your partner from HIV / AIDS or other sexually transmitted infections.
    Condoms with spermicide are more expensive than other types of condoms and expire faster.

Security tips for the use of condoms

Male condoms do not last forever, and should be used properly to prevent pregnancy and protect against sexually transmitted infections. Follow these tips to use condoms safely and effectively:

  •     Store the condoms in a cool, dry place. Exposure to air, heat and light increases the chances of condoms breaking. Do not keep condoms in a wallet or pocket for more than a month. Do not keep condoms in your glove compartment for long periods of time. Friction and heat can cause condoms to break and become less reliable.
  •     Verify the expiration date. Do not use expired condoms.
  •     Verify that the condoms are not damaged. Look for signs of wear, breaks or small holes before using them.
  •     Be sure to use only water-based lubricants. Some examples are Astroglide and KY gel. If you use latex condoms, do not use oil-based lubricants such as petroleum jelly, baby oil, mineral oil, olive oil or other cooking oils, whipped cream, face cream, sunscreen, moisturizers or other lotions. They can weaken latex condoms and could cause them to break.
  •     Never reuse a condom. Doing so increases the risk of pregnancy and the spread of sexually transmitted infections.
  •     Use only latex or polyurethane condoms to prevent sexually transmitted infections. Lambskin condoms do not provide protection against sexually transmitted infections as effectively as latex or polyurethane condoms. Read the label of the condom wrapper to see what it is made of and if it is indicated for the prevention of sexually transmitted infections.
  •     Use a condom in all sexual relationships. Doing so will help protect you from sexually transmitted infections, have vaginal, oral or anal sexual contact.

What you can expect

It is important that male condoms are used carefully, correctly and consistently. Here is how to use a condom correctly:

  •     Put on the condom before any type of sexual contact. Keep in mind that even before the male sexual orgasm (ejaculation), sexually transmitted infections can be transmitted and pregnancy can occur.
  •     Open the package with care. Do not use your teeth or your nails.
  •     Apply lubricant on the outside of the condom. This step may not be necessary if you use a pre-lubricated condom.
  •     Run the foreskin backwards. This step is only necessary if you are not circumcised.
  •     Place the tip of the condom rolled over the penis. The penis must be erect before placing a condom. The rolled edge should face outwards. If you start to put the condom and you realize that the side is rolled inward, discard it and use another condom.
  •     Gently press the tip of the condom to remove air. This step is not necessary if the condom has a tip with a reservoir.
  •     Slide the condom down. Make sure it covers the entire penis and removes air bubbles.
  •     After intercourse, take the base of the condom before removing it. This will prevent the condom from coming off before you get away from your partner.
  •     Discard the condom in the trash. Do not throw condoms down the toilet.

Results

Male condoms are an effective method of contraception. However, in one year, there will be a pregnancy in approximately 1 of 50 couples who use condoms correctly. The chances of pregnancy increase if you do not use the condom always during sex, or if you use it incorrectly.

Condoms are effective in preventing the transmission of most sexually transmitted infections, although there is still some risk. When you use it correctly, the condom creates a barrier that limits your exposure, and that of your partner, to semen or other body fluids that can transmit sexually transmitted infections.

This is what I learned by tasting a lot of condoms


This is what I learned by tasting a lot of condoms
A few days of excess sex for the sake of science.

When I started thinking about doing a condom tasting, I thought about many things. I wondered what were the qualities that a condom had to have to be better than another, I doubted a little about whether there would be condoms with great differences between them or it would be more a matter of pure marketing and fantasy, and above all I discovered myself as a Pretty basic person as far as condoms are concerned. I did not even remember the last time I bought condoms that were not ON brand. Come on, those of the Mercadona.




ONE Super Studs Ribbed/Studded Lubricated Latex Condoms with Pocket/Travel Case-12 Count (Brass Case)
ONE Super Studs Ribbed/Studded Lubricated Latex Condoms with Pocket/Travel Case-12 Count (Brass Case)






I started this research, of course, without starting from scratch. According to my experience, I have come to sentence that the Durex are broken - since 3 of the 4 condoms that have been broken in my life were Durex -, that Mercadona's condoms are the best in the world in value for money, and that the free ones are very thick and uncomfortable, but safer than the thin ones.

All the condoms I have tried are latex, but there are also latex-free varieties for allergy sufferers. There are also for vegans, without casein, a derivative of the milk present in many condoms. I based myself to compare them in their typology and not their composition, since I am not vegan or allergic to latex. And here I bring you the inquiries I made, that ( spoiler alert ) have almost nothing to do with the ideas I had before I started.

Condoms of flavors, colors and smell

When you think about tasting, think about flavors and smells right away, so I decided to start with these condoms. And let's see, I'll confess that, honestly, I do not find any grace to eat a cock with fruit flavor. I think that if you like cocks, you should like how they know and how they smell. Call me traditional, but I prefer cocks with a taste of cock or, if I have to use a condom, that has the least possible flavor.

That said, I thought to try all the available flavors to discover which would be the one that, associated with a cock, would give me more disgust. I compared the Durex (which bring strawberry, banana, apple and orange and the box of 12 costs 9.50 €) with the ON mark (which are only strawberry or mint and the box of 6 costs 2 €) and this was I descovered:

Strawberry Durex vs. ON of strawberry

Obligating both, Durex has a more rubbery smell. The Mercadona smell, entirely, like an acidic (and toxic) strawberry gum but still seemed sexier than the plastic sweetness of Durex. Checked this, I put them in my mouth, and Durex surprised me enough. It tastes like sweet strawberry and the aftertaste is quite long lasting. In addition, having a more intense color than the other, is able to dye your pink member and give it more eye-catching. Suddenly I thought of the idea of ​​showing a fuchsia colored cock and telling someone "eat this candy I have for you" and I was amused. That is to say, that the strawberry of Durex seemed to me, in the end, a yes.

ON menthol

As with strawberry, when you smell it, it gives you the impression that you're going to eat chewing gum ... but no. What you're going to eat is a cock with mint-flavored rubber, do not kid yourself.

There is another thing about these condoms with flavors of ON that do not motivate me at all, and that is that the lubricant produces a strange sensation in the mouth, a kind of dentera that lasts a very long time, very unpleasant.

Banana Durex

Let's see, I have a great hostility to everything that tastes or smells like banana, because many years ago I had a terrifying experience with one. And no, it's not the one you're thinking about. I put you in situation: school trip, your mother has prepared a bag with food, this bag includes a banana. Very mature And it goes in your backpack. When you open it at lunchtime you realize that, with the hustle and bustle of the trip, the banana, very, very ripe, has been crushed and has bathed the rest of your lunch. And you are in the ruins of Itálica in Seville, with a lunch in ruins. And very hungry. So you decide to apechugar with it, throw the banana and eat the rest. And after eating banana-flavored bread, banana-flavored potatoes and Russian plantain-flavored steaks, you have to make a two-hour bus ride. In the back. With many curves. You can already imagine the rest.

And well, despite this, here I am with a banana-flavored condom, ready to put it in my mouth. And, honestly and against all odds, it goes and I like it. There were years in my life where I could not even eat a banana-flavored gummy or see a banana peel on the floor without feeling an arch. And I'm still immersed in this thought while I suck on a yellow condom, wondering if maybe this experience could serve as a kind of therapy. After 30 seconds the flavor is gone. I stop fantasizing and move on to the next condom.

Apple Durex

It smells indescribably toxic. If someone presented me with a cock that smelled like that, I could not stand it. It would run very strong, although this person was literally the sexiest on the planet . Despite that, and committed one hundred percent with the cause that brings me here, I put it in my mouth. I can not stand it for two seconds, it gives me an arch. See you later.

Orange Durex

I leave this condom for the final because I have always been very fond of this taste, and I sensed that it would be the one that I would like the most. So it was. It smells like mandarin, super rich, and tastes like an orange flash. In fact, it is a pity that the taste does not last longer, because this, along with the sweet strawberry are my favorites.

But I insist, none of these condoms interests me for a dick. I can not forget the arch, the toxicity and the sensation of the teeth in the mouth. And also, I finish this experiment with super dry lips.

Conclusion: the most productive thing you can do with these condoms is to decorate your birthday party.

Is it better to fuck for free in Madrid, Barcelona or Berlin?

The truth is that I accumulate a lot of experience with free condoms, since the cheap queen theme has been quite my roll forever. In times of monetary shortage but great libido, I've even been one of those who filled their pockets with condoms when I found a bar where they gave them away. Without any kind of modesty. And since I've lived in Berlin, Madrid and Barcelona, ​​I decided to compare the free condoms of these three cities and see which one fucks better. And I also got a surprise.

The free Berlin condom


I always found it quite thick and uncomfortable to put on. Yes, I like the packaging that does not put anything more than the brand, does not advertise to any state agency or indoctrinates you. It is, simply, a free condom. Opening it to remove it from the wrapper is relatively easy, something very important when you are, for example, fucking in the bar where you have taken it. Yes you can. Or failing to fuck with the person you just met in that bar, without thinking "well, if you are so bad about opening a condom, how are you going to use other things ?" These condoms are thicker than normal and standard size, so in a thick cock are difficult to put. But they are free.

Barcelona free condo

To begin with, it is very difficult for me to open it. It's almost impossible. The memory of one time I've had to use my teeth to open one of these comes immediately to mind. With a person almost unknown. Mal. When I open it and put it on, it seems to me, in general terms, the same as Berlin's, but something more uncomfortable. It is not very elastic, so when I stretch it to reach the base of the penis it bounces off, it rolls up again. When you unroll it completely, if you have managed to control the erection, it is already fixed, but in the process you suffer a lot.

Free condom from Madrid

I leave Madrid for the end, and I'm surprised when I open it that it's thinner than the other two and, therefore, more elastic. I put it to him without much difficulty and, although adjunct, he feels more comfortable. It is much better. The most intriguing of all this is that both the Madrid condom and the Barcelona condom are manufactured by the same company, Matrix Condoms, and I expected them to be identical. But no, definitely not. Madrid wins.

I test these condoms with my partner and he also prefers the one in Madrid, even if it's from Barcelona. This is how powerful sex is, capable of making dichotomies dissolve and antagonisms coexist easily. The conclusion I draw from this test is that free fucking has the disadvantage that the pressure - not only the pressure to impress this new lover, but also the pressure of the rubber on your cock - can play a trick on your erection. Another advantage of this thickness is that this way, your fortuitous encounter can last longer, since the sensibility in the cock is smaller.
Mysize the biggest size or how to demystify the thickness of your penis

I had sometimes used XL-size condoms from brands like Durex or Control. One can be cheap queen in times of drought, but also afford luxuries, and above all comfort, in moments of economic tranquility. And of course, the XL of these brands are more my size than normal. That gives you, really, quite calm in terms of the size of your penis with respect to the average. But then come the Mysize empiricism and condoms and you realize that what these brands consider XL, what they want you to believe is XL, is a great deception. A hyperbole Marketing.

Standard condoms measure 53 millimeters wide, and XL brands like Durex or Control measure 57. There is not much difference, but enough to make your male ego feel comforted. Mysize not only offers a wide variety of sizes, but also includes a ruler in its box, so you measure your cock and you stop approximations. So you face the truth. So I, who took the biggest one (69 mm wide) to investigate how big it was, I flipped a lot just by taking it out of the package. And that was more than big, it was immensity. Still I put it on, to see if suddenly all this was an optical illusion ... but no. I found myself in a prophylactic sheet that escaped with the first fiction. Mysize XL, definitely, is not my size .

Continuing with the data and with the demystification, I would like to add that a normal condom has a length of about 20 centimeters, compared to the 22 that is measured by an XL. This means that if someone has told you that your cock measures "about 20 cm", put a condom and do not unroll it all, until the end, until you see the code that-yes-many condoms have printed on the base, is lying.
Peppermint Ecstasy Control, condoms that I bought by name

Sure, you're looking for "special condoms to write an article" to a pharmacy, and suddenly you're there with some called "peppermint ecstasy", and they promise "a pleasant chill that brings the aroma of mint, known aphrodisiac " Of course, the purchases. You buy with great joy And, in addition, the box of 12 costs little more than 6 euros: a chollazo.

And you get home and you do not have anyone to use them at that moment, but you're willing to feel that freshness in your flesh, in your skin. So you put on a porn and you open the condom, which only opens it up and makes you drunk with a breeze of exciting menthol. You put it on, and you discover that that cool breeze has been left in the wrapper. Great disappointment

But of course, you have been completely excited by the marketing and you want to try it in a non-onanist sexual relationship, so as soon as your partner comes from work, you strip him naked and tell him "you have a surprise". And indeed it is a surprise, but not for you, but for him.

According to my partner "it's fun, it's like that really that chill the package talks about is real". It's like "smoking a menthol cigar for your anus". There is nothing. In short, I understand that the pleasure to which they refer from the Control house is designed for the recipient, and that for those who wear the condom the enjoyment is more related to seeing that your partner is having a good time and feels an aphrodisiac freshness in your anus or vagina. In fact, with this condom the sexual relationship itself may not last long, of emotion.

I think these condoms are a great yes, although I would not recommend it for the first few times. The first, better with one of these very thick that you give in some bars for the mere fact of existing.
Retardant and textured ones your cock sleeps and others sting your ass

I was excited when I thought about writing about two types of condoms that had always caught my attention and I had never tried: striates and retardants.

And I looked for retardants for many places, but they were hard for me to find. I remembered then that once a friend told me that he had bought them and had to throw them "because he lost his erection, completely". I was afraid that this type of condom could have fallen into disuse due to this undesirable effect, but based on searching for them through various pharmacies and sex shops, I found the Durex Mutual Climax, and I was thrilled because, in addition, they were striated. Very well. I decided, in addition, to compare them with the textured Mercadona, old acquaintances, to see which one was better.

Mutual Climax

Already reading the box, the illusion of a teenager who uses condoms for the first time he had, began to crack. Because these condoms were designed "to delay his climax" and "accelerate hers". I thought that if your sexual configuration was not him + she could not have much to delay or accelerate. And, unfortunately, that's how it happened.

The striated condoms I tried with my partner and a friend with another person. And we conclude the following:

    Your cock is going to sleep, because what these condoms have is a benzocaine-based cream on the tip of the condom. That is to say, the glans sleeps you, but it does not make any effect on the rest of the penis. And of course, in the end you run the same, but you feel less. And above, you stay a few hours with slight stinging in the penis. No, gentlemen, it's not worth it.
    Sliding is simply non-existent. Due to the fluted, if what you want is to practice anal sex, this makes the subject fluent, no matter how much lubricant you use.
    For the receiving person it is also uncomfortable, making the friction greater but not stimulating at all in the case of anal sex. Unless your source of stimulation is suffering.

As the only favorable point to recognize, is that the Durex I have tried now seem more resistant than those of the early two-thirds with which I got some fright. Three scares to be exact. I understand that they have improved the formula and the Durex that break easily are a thing of the past.

ON striated

I have used these condoms a lot, because they liked a guy I slept with. And of course, for me as an asset they were not very different from the normal ones, but I imagined that for him they were much more cool. I never asked him, but since I have always been a super fan of this Japanese brand that they sell at Mercadona because they are so cheap, they do not squeeze me and I have never broken one.

That is why when we try them, we flip. They hurt, they sting, they are a big no. My friend told me, and I quote verbatim, that "unless the one who puts it on has a very small cock" or who welcomes them in his anus "have a ten lane highway", to feel pleasure with this is impossible. Nothing more to add, your honor.

A fine and safe combination that is not Evax

I tried three types of fine condoms with my partner. The THIN, which we had used many times, some that I found in a sex shop that opened like a package of rolling tobacco and some new ones that showed me in the sex shop, telling me that "it is the first condom that LELO does but It has come off as a motherfucker. "

Thin de rfsu

Rfsu is a Swedish association that advocates for sexual health and, in addition, manufactures condoms and sex toys. The THIN condom is the finest they have, and it is super good quality. What I also like very much is that the rectangular wrapping opens in the middle, which makes it very easy to remove it from there and put it on. And it feels more, much more than with a normal condom. It has been my trust condom for years, and despite being fine and using it for anal sex we have never broken any. They are somewhat more expensive than regular condoms and are only bought in sex shops, but they are worth it.

Slim-Line MI-CRO

What strikes me the most when I open them is that the package is exactly like that of rolling tobacco. And already from the moment I want to separate one from the string: horror. The aluminum that surrounds them is split and, instead of separating a condom, I take one more piece and leave the second condom exposed. I mean, I do not like this container.

When I put the condom on, again I find something nasty. The condom is very thin, yes, but when you unroll it it gets stuck, so I have to take it out again and put it a couple of times. This is what happened to the Durex in the past and that is why I stopped buying them, and in fact I think that was the main reason why they broke up. Once set, everything is correct. The sexual relationship was good and they do not break, but I think that it is not worth the 10 euros that the pack of ten cost me in a sex shop, or as a joke.

HEX de Lelo

I take off the Slim-Line condom in the middle of the dust, and I stand on Lelo's. And, sir, that's a condom. It gives me a lot of anger usually to give the reason to the consultants of stores that they want to sell something to me, and being this a sample that they have given me in the sex shop when buying the Slim-Line, distrusted. But it's that the HEX condom is a revolution. A very crazy revolution. Only in view, it is quite spectacular, because it is created with a union of symmetrical hexagons that form a tessellation. It is very fine, it adapts to perfection and when I penetrate my partner it enters the pull, whole. Super good.

As soon as we finish fucking, I google this magic and what surprises me most of all is that this modern composition, also prevents them from breaking . A ten. When I go back to the sex shop, this is the condom with which I'm going to go home.

Conclusions

As everything good ends, I was left without condoms to try, and from my journey through the prophylactic world I drew several conclusions and a list of winners and losers. One of the main conclusions I got was that it has more importance than the condom that you like to fuck that person a lot and that you know how to give each other pleasure.

We tried flavored condoms so you do not have to


We tried flavored condoms so you do not have to

It is the World Day of Contraception, and among all the appropriate ways to celebrate, the best is to try some condoms of flavors.

It's World Contraception Day, and among all the right ways to celebrate, the best seem to be to try some condoms. They not only offer safe sex; They can also be inflated like balloons, so they are clearly the most festive form of contraception. And if you think about it, what is more festive than flavor condoms?




Lifestyles Ultra Studded Condoms
Lifestyles Ultra Studded Condoms






Flavored condoms have a retro feel and taste: they are the kind you bought in the first days of your sexual awakening, when you discovered that choosing flavored condoms instead of normal condoms meant that you were a fully educated, experienced and adventurous person in sex . And you expected the strawberry flavor to drown the taste of the penis, since you were a little nervous. But once you turned 17 or 18 and sex started to be really fun, you soon forgot about them.

However, this could be a missed opportunity. To smell and taste those condoms of flavor would awaken the same wild and unbridled enthusiasm that you felt at 15 at the mere idea of ​​"sex"? To find out if they were still working, we decided to try some flavored condoms, blindfolded and relaxing background music. Although condoms are usually served at the temperature of a penis, we tested them at room temperature in fruits and phallic vegetables, which probably distorted our results a bit, but was more appropriate for an office.

The product: Mint green (Fun Factory)

Taste test: The dominant taste is synthetic, like licking a plastic table. It has a very subtle mentolate. As subtle as if we had licked the part of the table where someone left a gum stuck many months ago.

The verdict: The condom may be a disappointment in terms of its taste, but it makes up for it with a lot of fragrance. It reminded us of a mojito. If you add boiling water to the condom, the resulting brew tastes like mint tea. We certainly recommend that you boil the condom before using it, or that you use it in a sauna. 8/10

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The product: Marshmallow (ESP Enjoyable Safe Pleasure)

Taste test: Strong, a fruity sweetness firm enough to resemble a cotton candy.

The verdict: The floral and fragrant sweetness of this condom takes you by surprise. However, it lacks spices and character, which makes the taste quite homogeneous. It could resemble a lip gloss for children. 7/10

The Product: Banana (Fun Factory)

Taste test: It tastes like banana, sure.

The verdict: We would prefer a little more sophistication; The perfume of this condom is as subtle as a bath flavoring. As for its flavor, it mimics that of a banana in a very convincing way, but more that of a banana sweet and less that of fresh fruit. A sexual adventure in which this condom is used would probably be like giving a blowjob to a penis-shaped marshmallow in a pretty perfumed bathroom. 7/10

The product: Strawberry (Secura Condoms)

Taste test: A weak and bland taste. It could be compared to a piece of chewing gum that has been chewed for a few days in a row.

The verdict: The flavor is a mixture of rubber tires and children's gum. The color of the test object is pale, which coincides with its weak taste. And also has a mineral leave. 3/10

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The product: Peach / orange (Secura Condoms)

Taste test: This condom smells like the inside of a hookah room, and it tastes like those effervescent vitamin C tablets that your grandmother forced you to drink.

The verdict: Finally, a condom to satisfy the gourmet palate! This flavor would also be excellent for gummy bears. Or for sweets against cough. Unfortunately, the taste faded in half a minute. After ninety seconds we could no longer detect any flavor. The brevity of the gustatory experience lends credibility to our theory that these products are aimed primarily at teenagers, who are known to ejaculate within that time frame. 8/10

The Product: Black Chocolate (Fun Factory)


Taste Test: The flavor evokes a vanilla flavor in the car of some teenager pacheco. The taste is not refined, but the intensity of the aroma made us feel that we were chewing flavors.

The verdict: The scent of cocoa simply did not meet our standards. Even with the visual help of the color of the condom, which obviously looked like chocolate, our brain refused to imagine that we were sucking a chocolate bar. Perhaps this is a prudent security measure against chocolate lovers who have the bite reflex. The unfortunate result, however, was a flavor similar to licking concentrated vanilla from a hose. 4/10

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The Product: Green apple (Secura Condoms)

Taste Test: Neutral flavor and a smell of fish and chewing gum.

The verdict: The supposed fruity flavor remained undetectable despite repeated attempts to suck them. The base taste similar to rubber dominates and overwhelms not only apple flavor, but everything else. The aromatic mixture of fish and chewing gum is unconvincing. We will not recommend the manufacturer of this item to receive a Michelin star.

WHAT ARE THE CONDOMS?


WHAT ARE THE CONDOMS?

A condom is a tube of thin and flexible material, closed at one end. Condoms have been used for hundreds of years to prevent pregnancy by keeping man's semen out of the vagina. Condoms also prevent diseases that can spread through semen or when in contact with infected wounds in the genital area, including HIV. Most condoms are made to cover the man's penis. A newer type of condom was developed in 1992. It is designed to fit in a woman's vagina. The "female" condom can also be used to protect the rectum.




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WHAT ARE THE FACTS?

Condoms were usually made of natural leather (even lambskin) or rubber. Most condoms today are made of latex or polyurethane.

Lamb skin condoms can prevent pregnancy. However, they have small pores (holes) large enough to pass HIV. Lambskin condoms do not prevent the transmission of HIV.

Latex is the most commonly used material for condoms. Viruses can not cross it. Latex is cheap and available in various styles. It has two disadvantages: the oil destroys it and some people are allergic to latex.

Polyurethane is an option for people who are allergic to latex. A brand of female condoms and male condoms are made of polyurethane. Some newer feminine condoms are made of nitrile. This is a synthetic latex that causes less allergic reactions than latex.



HOW ARE THE CONDOMS USED?

Condoms can protect you during contact between the penis and the mouth, vagina or rectum. They will not protect you from HIV or other infections if you do not use them correctly and consistently.

  • Keep condoms away from excessive heat, cold or friction. Do not carry them in a wallet or in the car drawer.
  • Check the expiration date. Do not use expired condoms.
  • Do not open the condom wrapper with your teeth. Make sure you do not damage the condom with your nails or jewelry. Body jewelry, inside or around the penis or vagina can also tear the condom.
  • Use a new condom every time you have sex or when the penis goes from the rectum to the vagina.
  • Inspect the condom during sexual intercourse, especially if it feels strange, to make sure it is where it belongs and that it has not been broken.
  • Do not use a male and female condom at the same time.
  • Use only water-based lubricants with latex condoms. Do not use oil-based lubricants. Oils like Crisco, butter, baby oil, petroleum jelly or cream can destroy latex.
  • Use non-lubricated condoms to practice oral sex (most lubricants taste bad)
  • Do not throw condoms on the toilet since they can clog the pipes.

How to use a male condom:

  • Put on the condom when the penis is already erect but before it touches the mouth, vagina or rectum of your sexual partner. Many couples put on the condom too late, after there has already been some penetration. Some diseases are transmitted through direct contact with the genitals. The fluid that comes out of the penis before orgasm may contain HIV.
  • If you want you can put some water-based lubricant inside the tip of the condom.
  • If you are not circumcised, retract the foreskin before putting on the condom. This allows the foreskin to move without breaking the condom.
  • Squeeze the air from the tip of the condom to make room for the semen and unwind the rest of the condom towards the base of the penis.
  • Do not use two condoms at the same time. Friction between condoms increases the chances of breakage.
  • After the orgasm, hold the base of the condom and leave your sexual partner before losing the erection.
  • Be careful not to spill semen on your sexual partner when the condom is removed.
  • If the penis is unusually thick, there are larger condoms available.


How to use a female condom:
The female condom is a sleeve or small bag with one end closed and the other, larger and open. Some feminine condoms have a flexible ring. Others have a flexible V-shaped frame.

  • Put the condom in place before the penis of your sexual partner touches the vagina or rectum.
  • To use in the vagina: insert the narrowest end of the condom into the vagina, in the same way that a diaphragm is inserted. The larger end goes over the opening of the vagina to protect the sex organs from infections.
  • Guide the penis into the larger end to avoid unprotected contact between the penis and the vagina or rectum of the sexual partner.
  • Some people use female condoms in the rectum after removing the minor ring. Place the condom on the erect penis of your sexual partner. The condom will be inserted into the rectum along with the penis.
  • After sex, remove

How to put on a condom correctly?


How to put on a condom correctly?

The male condom is able to prevent pregnancy and protect against sexually transmitted diseases such as HIV, HPV or gonorrhea, when it is well placed. To be placed correctly it is important to follow the following steps:




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  • Confirm that the condom is within the expiration date and that the packaging is not damaged with tears or holes;
  • Open the packaging carefully without using the teeth, nails, knives or scissors;
  • Hold the tip of the condom and try to unroll a bit to identify the correct side. If the condom does not unwind, turn the tip to the other side;
  • Place the condom on the head of the penis, squeezing the tip of the condom to prevent air from entering;
  • Unroll the condom to the base of the penis and then, holding the base of the condom, pull the tip slightly to create a space between the penis and the condom;
  • Tighten the space created on the tip of the condom to remove all the air;
  • After ejaculation, remove the condom with the penis still erect and close the opening with your hand to prevent the sperm from coming out;
  • Make a small knot in the center of the condom and throw it away.
  • The condom should also be used during the contact of the genital organ with the mouth or anus to prevent these organs from being contaminated with some type of disease.

A new condom should be used for each relationship, since taking advantage of it for another sexual relationship is not safe.

How to put on a condom correctly?
There are several types of male condoms, which vary in size, color, thickness, material and even taste, and can easily be bought in pharmacies and some supermarkets. In addition to this, condoms can also be purchased at health centers for free.

5 most common mistakes when placing the male condom
According to several investigations, the most common errors related to the use of condoms are:


1. Do not observe if there are damages
Although this is one of the most important steps when using the condom, many men forget to look at the package to verify the expiration date and look for possible damage, which can reduce the effectiveness of the condom.

What to do: before opening the condom it is very important to confirm the expiration date and check for holes or tears in the packaging. In addition to this, you should never open the container using your teeth, nails or a knife, for example, as they can puncture the condom.

2. Put on the condom very late
More than half of men put on the condom after initiating penetration, but before ejaculating to avoid pregnancy. However, this practice does not protect against sexually transmitted diseases and, although it reduces the risk, it does not completely prevent a pregnancy because the lubricating fluid released before the sperm can also contain sperm.

What to do: put on the condom before starting any type of penetration and before oral sex.

3. Unroll the condom before placing it
Unrolling the condom completely before placing it makes the process difficult and can generate small damages that increase the risk of catching sexually transmitted diseases.

What to do: the condom should be unrolled in the penis, from the tip to the base, allowing it to be well placed.

4. Do not leave space at the tip of the condom
After placing the condom it is common to forget to leave a free space between the head of the penis and the condom. This increases the chances of the condom breaking, especially after ejaculation, when the sperm comes out and has nowhere to fall.

What to do: after unrolling the condom in the penis, you should hold the condom at the base and pull the tip lightly, to create a deposit. After this, it is important to tighten that deposit to expel the air that may get trapped.

5. Use the condom without lubricant
Lubrication is very important during intimate contact and, therefore, the penis produces a fluid that helps lubricate. However, when using the condom, this fluid can not pass and, if the lubrication of the woman is not enough, the friction between the condom and the vagina can break the condom.

What to do: use lubricant to maintain proper lubrication during intercourse.

Can the condom be reused?
The condom is a contraceptive method that should be discarded so it can not be reused, because it can increase the chances of it breaking and as a result transmit diseases, and even, that a pregnancy occurs.

In addition to this, washing the condom with soap and water is not enough to eliminate fungi, viruses or bacteria that may be present, increasing the chances of transmitting these infectious agents, mainly those responsible for sexually transmitted diseases.

After the use of the condom it is recommended to discard it and, in case you want to have another sexual relationship it is necessary to use another condom.

5 Types of Condoms You Should Test


5 Types of Condoms You Should Test

Silicone, latex, lambskin. There are certain types of condoms that EVERYONE has seen and used, and then there are those that seem to come out of a comedy or horror story. The truth is that, like many, it is possible that your only contraceptive method is the condom. And after a couple of years of using it, you're sure to lose the joke . The good thing about this, is that there is a GREAT variety from which to choose 😉




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Texture

If regular texture is not your thing , you have more options! And I mean the textured condoms that will help you experience something completely new. They will not hurt you, on the contrary, they will play with your sensitivity.

Snake skin


Express your wild side with this special texture that assures you pleasure instantly. It's latex, obviously, but it has the texture of snake skin . I know what they think: is it safe? Yes, just because they have a wild texture, does not mean they do not work for what it is: protection.


Tuxedo

For a more classic and elegant encounter, how about condoms with tuxedo pattern? It has no texture and definitely will not add anything to the stimulation, but at least they look pretty and break with the routine.

Glow in the dark

If you want to do it in the dark, with these condoms you will not be in the painful need to turn on the lights to put the condom . Since they are made with non-toxic phosphorus latex, they will shine without problem.



Hexagonal

Lelo's HEX condoms, which use design patterns inspired by hexagonal shapes, are among the most recent condom innovations . They are expensive, but supposedly provide more stimulation and warmth of many varieties. How do you imagine they will feel?

With smell, taste and texture! 10 different types of condoms


With smell, taste and texture! 10 different types of condoms

According to statistics, 25% of women in Latin America become mothers before they reach 20 years of age because a high percentage of these women do not use a contraceptive method.

Currently, the beginning of the sexual life of people is between 12 and 19 years, which becomes a risk because a teenager is twice as likely to die during pregnancy or childbirth as a woman over 20 years old.




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Did you know that the condom is the most used condom around the world?

In reality, the use of condoms is increasing around the world, because, in addition to being a contraceptive method, it protects against various sexually transmitted diseases, such as HIV or the Human Papilloma Virus.

This contraceptive method is also available for different tastes, that is why at De10.mx we have taken on the task of making a compilation of the 10 different types of condoms ... do you want to know them?

Classics: Also known as the "standard" version of condoms, classic condoms can be found in all the brands you can imagine.

Textured: These condoms have protuberances or lines in the latex visible to the naked eye; As the name implies, they seek to assimilate the texture of the penis and thus provide more pleasure to both parties.

Flavors: These types of condoms are perfect if you plan to practice oral sex; It is important that the woman chooses them, since she is the one who will prove them.

With smells: Without doubt, something very influential to have sex, are smells; that's why aromatic condoms can be an excellent option.

Phosphorescent: This type of condom can help you to change your sexual life, because they shine in the dark, so if you are looking for a new experience, just put it on, light the light and let your imagination fly.

Size: For the boys, for the big ones or just for those who want to know how far they will go, these condoms can be found in many varieties.

Extra Fine: If you think having sex with a condom does not feel the same as doing it without it, these condoms can be for you, because they are made with a very thin layer of latex, which makes the sensitivity 100%.

With Spermicide: If you do not feel very safe using condoms, this may be the ideal one for you. Thanks to the spermicide that they contain both on the surface and in the interior, the sperm die, making their effectiveness in pregnancy control better.

With retardant: These condoms contain anesthetic substances that reduce sensitivity for men, which causes the climax to be delayed; They are excellent for preventing premature ejaculation.

With vibrator: These condoms are fashionable in various parts of the world, have a small device that gives the condom the skills of a temporary vibrator, for more pleasure.

7 types of condoms that will be in the future


7 types of condoms that will be in the future

The prophylactics have been almost as long as we know them, it's time to innovate

Since 1920, when the first condoms were created, their shape has not changed as much as materials do. Of course, thankfully, they have perfected a lot. Then they were reusable, even lent among friends or bought in markets. Hygiene has advanced a lot, although not as much as it could.




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If we think about how we would like the condoms of the future to be, surely the words that come to anyone's mind are: more secure, unbreakable or more sensitive. Well, following these desires, researchers work on what could be the barrier contraceptive system of the future, they have obtained these seven types that includes the portal Replicantes.

1. Spray

This product is called 'GirlPlay' and is a patent of the German professor Vinzenz Krause. It is a latex spray that applied directly to the penis creates a barrier around it that would mimic a condom. This prevents direct contact, the spread of STDs and unwanted pregnancies. The only downside is that you have to wait three minutes for it to dry.

2. Gel

This method prevents the transmission of HIV by 85% and by 100% if retrovirals are taken. It is not effective for other STDs or unwanted pregnancies, so it would be taken into account for people who suffer from HIV. At the moment it is being tested in mice and the results are satisfactory.

3. 200 times stronger than steel

These are condoms made with graphene, the most resistant innovative material on the market. Bill Gates has seen in this project a good way of financing. Despite being such a strong material, it guarantees the flexibility and lightness of latex, however, it is odorless. The company HLL Lifecare is already working on them.

4. Fine and safe

Not only graphene has been shuffled as new material that will revolutionize the world condoms, also polyethylene. It is a transparent, odorless and hypoallergenic substance with which you can have safe sex without sacrificing flexibility and sensitivity.

5. Respectful with the environment

An Australian company is working on the creation of thin, sensitive and biodegradable condoms. To make them use a native herbs.

6. Quick and easy to place

There is already the Rapidom, a method to put the condom in a very simple and fast. They are condoms that go in small packages with two strips. It is placed on the tip of the penis, the strips are pulled while the penis is inserted and the condom is unrolled. This type of prophylactic is intended for the clumsy and those who are always in a hurry to put it on.

7. Nonexistent

The idea is to make a polymer with which it is not necessary to place anything on the penis. It may seem like an utopia or an impossible one, but you are already working on it. It would be the ideal situation, a polymer that prevents infections and unwanted pregnancies. The University of Northwestern, in Chicago, is already working on it and is at a very advanced stage of the project.



Pfizer launches new Safe On condom line


Pfizer launches new Safe On condom line

Pfizer has launched a new line of male and inclusive condoms, in order to make access to contraceptive methods closer to adolescents.

The new Safe On line is 4 types of condoms with a price of 55 pesos per pack of three. One of them is lubricated and improves the sensations during the sexual encounter, another is lubricated with spermicide, one more is the ultrasensitive one; that exacerbates the sensations of pleasure by being thinner, and the last one is that of triple pleasure; that has a special methodology that increases the sensations.




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According to Dr. Luis Guillermo Cortés Peláez, what really makes a difference between these contraceptives of others is that it has the quality of the pharmaceutical and an innovative circular packaging with easy opening to prevent condom rips.

For his part, the member of the Coordinating Council of the Mexican Federation of Sexual Education and Sexology (FEMESS), Rodrigo Moheno Mendoza, stressed the "vitality of reaching all communities because it is a way of perceiving sex as something real, which It happens to all of us at the least expected time and the rights are for all people. "

One of the reasons why condoms are not used is, according to the sexologist and speaker during the presentation, Akiko Bonilla Domínguez, for the myths that exist around, so it is important to reach all sectors in different ways, since all and they all need these products. Safe On is respectful and loving because it also approaches trans women.

In Mexico, 45% of couples do not use any protection in their first sexual intercourse, young people between 16 and 45 years of age report a higher annual incidence of infections due to Sexually Transmitted Infections, and one out of every 5 births are from younger mothers. 20 years.

Although 90% of young people know that the condom is a barrier method of contraception that also prevents the spread of sexually transmitted infections, only between 60 and 70% of them use condoms when having sex.

The General Manager of Consumer Healthcare of Pfizer, Luis Guillermo Cortés, said that the group of people between 18 and 34 years old represents 62% of clients. In Mexico, the value of the condom market reaches 78 million dollars, which could grow because the annual per capita consumption is two condoms per adult.

When presenting the new Safe On condom, with which he ventures into this market, Guillermo Cortés said that it requires products aimed at young people that offer them variety and ease of use, but above all safety. Although 37% of millennials prefer having internet than sex, and 57% of that generation practices sexting, it is known that 79% have relationships on their birthdays or on Valentine's Day.

He indicated that, in Mexico, up to 60% of women with active sexual life have any of the 100 subtypes of human papillomavirus, and in the last three years there has been the highest number of HIV cases among young people between 15 and 21 years old.

What types of condoms are there in the market?


What types of condoms are there in the market?

When we talk about condoms, we refer to them as if there was only one product on the market, when in fact, condom manufacturers have shown enormous creativity to put at their disposal condoms of all kinds and with very different functions and characteristics.




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Trojan Stimulations Ultra Ribbed Lubricated Condoms, 12 Count






For the cautious: Condoms with spermicide

Are you one of those who believe blindly in Murphy's Law? If you do not want to make your girl pregnant even by always using the condom, what you need are condoms with spermicide. No one is safe from having a mishap, but at least with condoms with spermicide the possibility that your sperm will arrive lively and active where you do not want them to arrive, are more reduced. These condoms are impregnated with a spermicidal substance that is responsible for not leaving one alive.

For allergy sufferers: Polyurethane condoms

As sure as you know, condoms are usually made with latex. But, what happens if you are allergic to this material? Well, until a while ago, you could not use them. But since hypoallergenic condoms made of polyurethane came on the market, you should not worry about your little friend suffering. In addition, virtually all brands already have this type of condoms so you will not find it difficult to find them.

For those who finish very fast: Condoms with delaying effect

Tired of the girls calling you "Billy the quick"? Premature ejaculation affects more men than you imagine, so do not be afraid to go to the doctor. Many of the problems that cause it are of psychological order, but experiencing a lower sensitivity also helps, and for this, condoms with delaying effect are ideal. These condoms carry a substance that decreases sensation and allows intercourse to last longer.

For sex gourmets: Aromatic and flavored condoms

If you want your partner to enjoy oral sex more, you can encourage him to try condoms with aromas and flavors. Sure you must know your favorites, so it will not be hard to convince her that this time, she will enjoy almost as much as you do. Flavors such as chocolate or strawberry are very popular, but there is a wide variety of them to choose from. And if you get the taste, you have guaranteed fun.

For those who want something to suit you: Anatomical condoms

If when you buy your clothes you make sure that it fits you well and makes you comfortable, why not do the same with condoms? Something like that must have thought the inventor of anatomical condoms, a variety that fits your measurements like a glove. Especially if you wear a size above the average, you will appreciate not having to juggle to pack it. With the anatomical condoms, the problem is over.

For those who want to try new things: Textured condoms

If you like to experiment, condoms with textures may be what you were looking for. Instead of being smooth, they have small streaks, bumps or spots that make the sensation different from normal, both for him and for her. In addition, each texture promises to be something new, so grab a few models and see how sex, as well as fun, becomes unexpected and surprising.

For those who want to satisfy their partner at all costs: Condoms with vibrator

Do not you trust 100% in your lovemaking skills to satisfy your girl? It does not matter, because now some condoms come with a built-in vibrator and they make your task easier. So between your will, and the little gadget, I'm sure you manage to make her happy. Yes, they cost a lot more expensive than the traditional condom, but that's what technology has: that you have to pay for it.

For those who want to go soft: Condoms with lubricant

Although the classic condoms already come with lubricant, this type of models have an extra to facilitate the sliding when there is not enough moisture, either due to vaginal dryness problems or because you want to have anal sex. If there is no natural lubrication, the penetration can be painful and annoying, but with these condoms the problem is solved.

For those who do not want to miss anything: extra thin condoms

Let's admit it, nobody is excited to use the condom because you lose part of the sensations. However, the manufacturers are in everything, and to convince the most reluctant to use the rubber band, they have strived to create ultra thin condoms that allow for greater sensitivity. With them you can combine safety with maximum pleasure, because although their latex layer is thinner than in normal condoms, they are as resistant as these.

For the most festive: Fluorescent Condoms


If besides having fun doing sex, you want to laugh and live a curious experience, you should try fluorescent condoms. Turn off the lights, put some candles so you are not completely dark and enfundate your phosphorite condom of the color you prefer. You will not feel more pleasure or any other sensation, but it will surely leave a memory different from any other relationship you have had before.