How To Use A Condom

When you buy condoms it is important to use them the right way. Find out from our guide below how to use condoms correctly.

What is the proper way to put on a condom? This guide will help you learn the easiest and best way to cloth your soldier.

First, store your condoms in a cool, dry place, not in your car's glove compartment or in your wallet for weeks on end. Condoms don't like heat. They break down in heat. Condoms do have a "sell by" date, so make sure you aren't using an old one.

Now, onto the fun! When your penis is at attention, it wants a condom. Tear the condom package open, and pull out the condom. Don't unwrap it! Place a few drops of your favorite Bondara lubricant inside the tip of the condom. Use a water-based lube for latex condoms and an oil-based lube for polyurethane condoms. Don't use baby oil, Vaseline, or cooking oil as a lube. Buy a good sex lubricant from Bondara to use with your condoms.

Putting On The Condom

Hold the condom by the tip when you place it over your erect penis. Leave some space at the tip to catch lube and semen. While holding the condom at the tip, gently roll the rest of the condom down your shaft to the base.

If your penis has a foreskin, push the foreskin back before rolling on the condom. After the condom is rolled all the way down, you can push the foreskin forward a bit. Be careful as you do this so that you don't rip the condom. Pushing the foreskin forward allows it to move while you have sex without ripping the condom.

If you wish, use more lubricant on the outside of the condom so that sex is much more smooth. Use a flavoured lube if you like for extra, tasty fun!

If the condom rips or breaks at any time, stop immediately and pull out. Wash your penis, put on a new condom, and start again.

Removing The Condom

After ejaculating, it's time to remove the condom. Do this carefully. Hold the condom at the base and pull out slowly while you are still somewhat erect. Once completely out of your partner, you may remove your condom. Throw it in the trash. Don't flush it down the toilet, otherwise you'll eventually clog your pipes. There is nothing more embarrassing than Joe The Plumber seeing a handful of colorful condoms when he plunges out your clogged up toilet!

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