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Tear along one side of the foil making sure that you do not damage the condom with sharp fingernails or jewellery as you squeeze the condom out. |
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Put the condom on when the Penis is erect, but before contact with your partner as fluid is often released in the early stages of an erection. This can contain sperm and organisms that can transmit infections. |
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Hold the condom teat between the thumb and finger making sure the condom is the right way for unrolling. This expels air from the teat, trapped air in the teat can cause the condom to burst. |
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Using your other hand, unroll the condom down the entire length of the Penis, while still holding the teat. Make sure the condom stays in place during sex. If the condom should come off then open a new condom and put it on before continuing sex. |
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After ejaculation make sure you hold the base of the condom in place as you withdraw, only when the Penis is completely withdrawn can you remove the condom. Make sure you keep the Penis and used condom away from your partner's vagina and anus. |
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After use, make sure you dispose of the condom hygienically by wrapping it in a tissue and placing it in a waste bin. Never flush a condom down the toilet. |
