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Safe Sex and Condoms
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Using condoms

Use a good quality condom that conforms to Australian and International Standards. Check the use by date on the packet. Open the packet carefully; don't snag the condom with rings or fingernails. Check which way the condom unrolls.
It is very important to use the condom for the entire time you are having intercourse. Put the condom on before the penis comes into contact with the vagina or anus and only when the penis is hard and erect. Don't unroll the condom before putting it on.
Squeeze the teat on the end of the condom between two fingers (this is to expel the air so there is room for the semen) and hold it against the tip of the penis.
Gently unroll the condom all the way down to the base of the penis. If you don't get it on the first time, throw the condom away and start again.
Use a water soluble lubricant. This is essential for anal intercourse. Rub it on the outside of the condom. The lubricant makes intercourse more comfortable and helps prevent breakage of the condom. Use only water based lubricants such as Wet Stuff, KY, Lubafax, Le Gel, Glyde or Muko.
The penis should be withdrawn immediately after ejaculation with you or your partner holding the rim of the condom to stop any spillage. Slip the condom off carefully.
You can only use a condom once. If you want to have sex again, put on a new condom. Don't flush used condoms down the toilet. Wrap them in paper and put them in a bin.




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