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Here you can find tips on how to use condoms correctly

Be careful with sharp fingernails, rough skin, jewellery, etc. to avoid damaging the condom.

Do not open the condom capsule until immediately before use. Bend the foil at the tip of the capsule so that you can carefully pull off the foil and carefully remove the condom with your thumb and forefinger. Only put the condom on when the penis is erect, but before it comes into contact with your partner’s mucous membranes.

Make sure that the condom is unrolled on the right side. The condom is already ready to be unrolled in the box. Place the ring of the condom on the penis with the rolled edge facing outwards. If you have tried to unroll the condom on the wrong side, use a new one. Also make sure that no semen gets on the outer surface of the condom.

Hold the condom by the reservoir with your thumb and forefinger. Press your fingers together lightly so that no air remains in the reservoir. The reservoir is the small front tip of the condom where the sperm is collected. It is clear to see in picture 3.

Now pull the foreskin back slightly and unroll the condom over the entire length of the erect penis with your other hand

After ejaculation, carefully pull the penis out before it goes flaccid. Hold the condom firmly at the base of the penis so that it does not slip off and sperm cannot enter your partner's vagina or anus.

Do not throw the used condom into the toilet and make sure that the condom is disposed of safely and that there is no risk of infection for third parties

If you have sex again, you should always use a new condom for reasons of safety and hygiene.