Are you wearing a condom right?

A passionate ecstasy is inseparable from the intimate protection of condoms. A small condom can prevent accidental pregnancy, prevent-prevent sexually transmitted diseases, and can also prolong the slap time and enhance the fun.
According to data analysis of an American sexology institute, in real life, many people are using condoms by mistake. Jin Dunjun went around the earth and collected the common wrong usage of condoms.

Too late


About 17.1%-51.1% of people choose to wear a "set" after selective love begins. In fact, the "set" should be worn during the foreplay to prevent premature sexual contact.


Premature picking


About 13.6%—44.7% of people who take off the “sleeve” before sex ends, may cause pregnancy or spread disease. Before wearing the condom, fully roll up the condom rolled up, about 2.1%-25.3% People will do this, which may damage the condom, and may affect the correct wearing, leaving no room for semen.


About 24.3%-45.7% of people have encountered a situation where there is no seminal vesicle or there is insufficient space in the seminal vesicle, which causes the condom to rupture easily and cause pregnancy. The air at the front of the condom was not evacuated. Almost half of the women and 41.6% of men did not exhaust the tip air when using the condom, which eventually caused the condom to rupture and open the condom packaging with a sharp object.


2.1%—11.2% of the people will use a knife or the like to cut the outer packaging, which may cause the latex to break and have gaps. Do not check before use.


75% of men and 82% of women do not check condoms before use, including whether they are within the warranty period and whether the quality is qualified. If the wrong lubricant is used, the lubricant of the oily base will degrade the latex and reduce the strength of the condom.


3.2% of female respondents and 4.7% of males will make such mistakes without using lubricants.


16%-25.8% of people do not use lubricants without body fluid lubrication, which increases the risk of sleeve rupture, and JJ's withdrawal time is inappropriate.


About 31% of men and 27% of women admitted that JJ had withdrawn too late, and the condom was likely to fall off and be reused.


1.4%-3.3% of people have used a disposable condom repeatedly, which has lost its protective significance and was stored incorrectly.


3.3%-19.1% of people will improperly store condoms, such as overheated environments, direct sunlight, etc., which will reduce the life of condoms.


It is a responsible life attitude to use condoms correctly to keep yourself and her (him) in a safe and protected state.


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