Condoms are recommended by health professionals for preventing unwanted pregnancies and STDs
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Condoms are effective in preventing unplanned pregnancies and STDs. However, there is a 2-3% risk that the condom might break. You can reduce this risk by using and storing them properly.
Condoms come with an expiration date
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Most condoms have an expiration date of 3-4 years. However, it is best to check the expiration date printed on the condom box.
Condoms are best used with oil-based lubricants like vaseline and oil
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It is not advisable to use condoms with vaseline and oil as the lubricants tends to dissolve the condom, making it useless.
A condom can be used multiple times if washed properly
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Condoms should be used only once. If reused, the effectiveness of the condom decreases and it might break. Reusing a condom also puts you or your partner at the risk of getting infections or possible pregnancy issues.
One should always be prepared by carrying a condom in the wallet
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One should keep the condom ready however warm place like the wallet or the car's glove compartment can weaken the condom.
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