Durex Love Box ultra thin condoms with increased lubrication 3 pieces

Putting on a condom
You can read how to choose a condom in the How to shop section, so now we can get down to the actual putting on of the condom. We'll have a little fun to warm up and then we're good to go. We'd better start from the beginning, or

Difficult on the training ground, easy on the battlefield Although some may knock on their foreheads, believe that the above wisdom is 100% valid in this case, even when the dressing is done by a partner. And if you're a beginner, the validity goes up to 150% (sorry mathematicians, but exaggeration is the usual method of folk storytellers). There is nothing more anti-erotic than broken nails and damaged tooth enamel, not to mention unwanted conception. So try to practice opening the foil and taking out the condom to avoid any unpleasant surprises and if you continue to practice with us, good.

Where are you taking him?This time we don't mean the straw man (or whatever it was the classic had problems with), but semen. There is no room in a padded condom (and if there is, choose a smaller size)! Fortunately, manufacturers take this into account and make the end of the condom so-called. reservoir (that's the narrowed protrusion at the tip of the condom). However, to perform its mission well, it needs to be purged of air before deployment. This is best done by grasping the condom by the reservoir (see. fig. 1). Just make sure you grab it from the right side so that it rolls (the reservoir must protrude from inside the rolled condom)! This problem is not solved if you use condoms packaged in a "tub" (SAGAMI, LOVE GAME,...). It's clear there. For condoms in classic foil you have to try.

Down to the roots!Another important principle when putting on a condom is to roll it up to the root of the penis. This minimises the risk of the protection slipping off during contact, which is a really unpleasant thing.

No overtime!In other words: withdraw before the erection subsides. A flaccid penis slides off a condom in one poem and the consequences...

Store in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight.