where (place )and what(brand) was the first condom make?
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Prior to the early to mid-80s, condoms were low profile, undervalued articles. Their primary use revolved around the avoidance of pregnancy. Their function in helping to prevent sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), although recognized since Roman times, was not a major consideration among the general public.\n\nThe advent of Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS), coupled with increased incidence of STDs in general and the need to publicise effective means of avoiding infection, led to a much more open discussion of sexual matters. Condoms are now classified medical devices and their production and sale are highly regulated activities\nA condom made from animal hide around 1900\nEnlarge\nA condom made from animal hide around 1900\n\nThe first efforts at making condoms involved the use of woven fabrics. These were not effective, as both disease-carrying viruses as well as sperm could fit between the woven fibers. The earliest effective condoms were made of sheep gut or other animal membrane. These are still available today because of their greater ability to transmit body warmth and tactile sensation, when compared to synthetic condoms, but they are not as effective in preventing pregnancy and disease. Mass production of condoms started in the mid-19th century, shortly after the invention of the rubber vulcanization process. Until the 1930s, condoms were made from rubber; they were still quite uncomfortable and expensive (though reusable) and thus only available to a small part of the population. When latex condoms became available in late 1930s, it was a leap forward in effectiveness and affordability. However, before the middle of the 20th century, many places outlawed the sale of condoms, and many subsequently allowed their sale "only for the prevention of disease". During this ban, they come under many aliases such as "latex sponges". One of the early condom brands was called "Merry Widows".\nAn unrolled latex condom\nEnlarge\nAn unrolled latex condom\n\nLatex condoms are packaged in a rolled-up form, and are designed to be applied to the tip of the penis and then rolled over the erect penis. They have a "right side" and a "wrong side" when rolled up, and the first thing the user must do is to determine which side is which before attempting to apply them. Any touching of the penis to the wrong side of the rolled-up condom before application potentially contaminates the outside with bodily fluid, defeating the condom's purpose.\n\nEarly latex condoms were very similar, but later some came to have reservoir tips to contain ejaculated semen. One relatively early innovation, the "short cap", only covered the head of the penis. These were not useful condoms, as there was still contact between the partners' genitals, and bodily fluids could easily spill out of the cap.\nCondoms in many colors\nEnlarge\nCondoms in many colors\n\nIn recent decades, however, condom makers have diversified in colors, sizes and shapes, and thicknesses. Flavors or designs thought to have stimulating properties are sometimes added. Such stimulating properties include enlarged tips or pouches to more fit the glans penis better and textured surfaces such as ribbing or studs (small bumps). Many condoms have spermicidal lubricant added, but it is not an effective substitute for separate spermicide use.\nAn example of flavoured condoms\nEnlarge\nAn example of flavoured condoms\n\nCondoms made from natural materials (such as those labeled "lambskin", made from lamb intestines) are not as effective at preventing disease. A few companies today are also making condoms from polyethylene and polyurethane, expected to be as effective as, but less tested than, latex. These condoms have the advantage of being compatible with oil-based lubricants. They can also be used by people who have a latex allergy.\n\nAs a method of contraception, condoms have the advantage of being easy to use, ha
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In 1855, Charles Goodyear designed and built the first vulcanized rubber soccer balls (footballs).  \nMade of vulcanized rubber panels glued at the seams ( almost like the basketball balls we know today).
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http://www.brandsoftheworld.com/search/?query_id=1446502&page=1&mtype=&brand_id=17366\n\nhttp://www.brandsoftheworld.com/search/?query_id=1446502&page=1&mtype=&brand_id=112806\n\nThis one is the retro\nhttp://www.brandsoftheworld.com/search/?query_id=1446502&page=1&mtype=&brand_id=143593
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condoms - the in's and out's of campus life
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Check out this other answer I found on condoms, or this site which is where the answer was pirated from\nhttp://www.pluscondoms.com/history.htm
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they make sheepskin condoms, but i've heard of ppl really not liking those ones, and they're not as high a percentage of success at what they do. i know a guy thats allergic to latex, he uses a sheepskin condom, with a latex over it to make sure it works. he usually orders them online, i dont know where though.
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It was first made and patented by the pharmaceutical company Merck, but it's enthogenic effects were first discovered and popularized by Alexander Shulgin of Berkeley, California.
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Pregnancy, hiv, clamidia, other std's. Please use a condom. You never know where someone else has been.
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SAFETY first. Use condom always
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it has been available for sale in the uk for ages now you can also get it from the doctor and young persons clinic so next time please use a condom or you could be just another statistic next time
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Victoria's Secret is a retail marketer of women's clothing and beauty products, but is most recognizable as a marketer of lingerie. The company was founded in San Francisco, California, USA, in 1977 by Roy Raymond, who sold it in 1982 to The Limited Inc., and it is now owned by The Limited's successor company, Limited Brands. Since the takeover the company has been based in Columbus, Ohio, though it has at times sought to foster an image of being British. Raymond eventually committed suicide in 1993, jumping off the Golden Gate Bridge.
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Just check the condom
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Try www.rent.com\n\nIt's an excellent web site where you can find apartments, houses & condom's. Cheap secure and easy!
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my husband tried the trojan-enz for larger men\ni believe that was what the package read as....\nyou can go to the trojan web-site and use their scale and they will tell you what better suits you depending on what youa re looking for.  the trojan-enz large was longer, but not any wider.  the magnum is longer and wider.  if i were you i would look for the enz-large.  i bet that would fir you just right!  good luck, and remember to leave a bunch of the condom hangin off the tip so you don't break it due to friction or ejaculation....
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Using condoms every time you have sex will offer significant protection from STD's including HIV, the virus that causes AIDS. Keep in mind that condoms are not 100% effective, only abstaining from sex ensures no risk of infection. Condoms are designed for both pregnancy prevention/birth control and infection proection. The idea that condoms only offer protection for birth control and not infection or vice versa is false. Always use lubricated latex or lubricated polyurethane condoms. Never use unlubricated condoms, they are more likely to break. Never use natural skin/lamb skin/ membrane condoms, they will help prevent pregnancy but will not offer any protection from infections.
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Seriously.....condoms. \nand dental dams. and even saran wrap. no joke.\ngood luck
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Ziploc bags were originally developed by Dow Chemical Company, and they were test marketed in 1968. Now Glad Bags are produced by Proctor and Gamble and Hefty Bags were owned by Mobil Oil at one time.. I can't be sure of their invention. I just don't know.