Frequently asked questions about Condom

The condom is a lubricated rubber sheath that is put on when the penis is erect and which impedes the exit of semen from here into the vagina.

The condom if well used, can have an effectiveness of between 80% and 90%.

It is effective against sexually transmitted diseases if used correctly, but it doesn’t prevent 100% of STD's.

Yes, before opening the condom packet you should check the expiry date or check that the fabrication date is no longer than 5 years.

The condom must be put on leaving a space free at the tip so that the semen can be deposited there. Never unravel a condom before putting it on the penis because you can weaken and deteriorate the latex at the same time, making its dangerous to use. You should softly but pressure on the top end of the condom before putting it on the penis.

Just like with the female condom, you should store them in a dark place at room temperature to maintain them correctly.