What Brand/Type of condoms to women enjoy best?
601573
Women prefer a foot long schlong crammed in their hole more than a specific brand.
795636
yes, magnum are bigger condoms for bigger men. He should use a comfortable condom to avoid breaking of the condom.
606724
There are two LOVELY products that solved my Boyfriends "issues"--- Durex's "play longer" lube-- its reallllllllly useful. AND they have these Performax Condoms--they have that stuff inside them. WAYY good. The wierd thing is though; that the lube screws up nailpolish. But that gets fixed Quickly; and its worth it.\n\nThat and it helps sometimes to for the woman to be on top. It works for 2 reasons: Apparently there was a blurp in cosmo about how a guy can control his  PC muscles better; and she will get a lot better stimulation on her end- so he doesnt have to be a marathon runner.
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Advantages  back to top  \n\nPrevents the spread of sexually transmitted infections, including HIV and AIDS. \nProtects the vagina and vulva. \nDoes not reduce a male partner's stimulation. \nAvailable without a prescription. \nNo hormonal side effects. \nCan be used by people with latex sensitivities. \nPrelubricated and can be used with oil and water-based lubricants. \nCan be inserted before sex play begins. \nInsertion can be part of sex play. \nErection not necessary to keep condom in place. \nDoes not affect future fertility. \nDisadvantages \n\nNoticeable during sex. \nSometimes difficult to insert or use. \nDoes not contain spermicide. \nCan break or leak. \nAbout three times more expensive than male condoms. \n\nThe female condom can be washed and reused several times and still meet structural standards set by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), according to a study conducted in South Africa.1 When a sample of women washed, dried and relubricated female condoms up to seven times, the devices continued to meet FDA requirements with respect to the amount of pressure they could withstand and the strength of their seams. Five holes were detected in the 295 condoms used, but these were not associated with the number of times the condom was used.\n\nA sample of 50 women--predominantly commercial sex workers and clients at an inner-city sexually transmitted disease clinic--were enrolled in the study and instructed in how to clean a female condom for reuse. (The procedure consisted of rinsing the condom; washing it for 60 seconds with liquid detergent; rinsing it; patting it dry with clean tissues or towels, or air-drying; and relubricating it with vegetable oil just before reusing.) Participants were given a condom and asked to use, wash and reuse it, and return it to the study site for laboratory testing. If the condom was found to be structurally sound, the women were asked to repeat the cycle with a new condom, reusing it twice; the cycle was repeated until the women washed a single condom seven times (i.e., used it a total of eight times).
234221
they are for females that give oral sex and want to be protected
1184528
Not all contraceptives are 100% accurate but they help and it's always a good idea to use a condom as well. Talk to your doctor or gynecologist and they can help you to determine whats best for you. Good luck.
1127373
you could always go through self-checkout. That way you don't have to deal with a cashier, (there may be one there, but they have to deal with multiple checkouts, so chances are they won't notice). \nAlso, go shopping, buy more things than just the condoms. Get a soda, some bread and maybe a nice present for the lucky girl. ****a rose****
343582
Buy a couple.  Different ones have different effects!  G-spot is one of my favorites.\n\nThe hard plastic ones aren't great, but they aren't bad for starting out to see if it is something you like and it's a lot less intimidating than the full-blown model!
966774
Condoms *are* birth control.  Used correctly every time, they have a very high success rate--95-98%, one of the highest of any method.  They're reversible (no ill effects to your system if/when you want to get pregnant) and there's no danger of long term side effects (and we can't really say that about the Pill, IUD, depo-provera, etc.)  They can also protect you against STDs.  I think one (perhaps the only) benefit of the AIDS crisis is that condoms are probably more reliable than in the past.  Make sure you check that they haven't expired and don't store them in the heat.  Some lubricants can break down the rubber.  There is always some risk in sexual activity.  (As you can tell, I think there's risk in using some of the other methods of birth control too.)  If you can't take the risk (of a pregnancy/abortion and other consequences), then perhaps you shouldn't have sex.
1028784
i know what your talking about and ky does make different massage oil/personal lubes i myself have purchased them for me and my boyfriend. wal-mart sells them by the condoms, but they are kinda pricey, but well worth it.
276688
lol your a goody girl arent you? but a condom is what guys use for safe sex, they put it on there penis so sperm wont go into the girls vagina and make her pregnant
111499
I'd Trojan is the trusted brand. Not an expert, but Trojan definately has a variety and I can say that about 90% of Lifestyles broke.  Only had one Trojan break.
571487
How do you define "best"?\n\nIf by "best" you mean MOST EFFECTIVE...then abstinence is the "best".\n\nIf by "best" you mean fewest side effects...then condoms.\n\nIf by "best" you mean easiest, least time consuming...then the pill.
1175464
Many complain that putting them on can interrupt foreplay and lovemaking, although some people have integrated wearing a condom as part of the entire process for sexual activity\n\nBecause of an obvious barrier of the skins, sensory stimulation is sacrificed, especially with older style thicker condoms, causing some people to dismiss condoms as limiting their pleasure (though this effect can be largely overcome by properly applying lubricants internally and externally). However, a woman can partially solve this problem by training her vaginal muscles, specifically the pubococcygeus
434829
IUD... they are not what your mother used... There are about 20 different types out on the market right now... they are the most effective, with the exception of the new "ring" birth control. For women who have had bad luck or relsults with the "pill" in the past, these are worth discussing with your doctor.
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When used consistently and correctly, female condoms are about 95 percent effective. This means that about five women out of 100 who use them properly every time they have sex will get pregnant over the course of a year.\n\nIn the real world, about 21 percent of women who rely on female condoms for contraception end up accidentally pregnant in the first year of use, mostly because they don't use them every time they have sex or don't use them properly.\n\nA female condom may fail when it's inserted incorrectly and slides out during sex, if it tears before or during sex, or if the penis misses the opening of the condom and is inserted between the vaginal wall and the outside of the condom.\n\nSome women use female condoms along with another method of birth control like the Pill, the birth control shot (Depo-Provera), or an IUD.\n\nBut don't use a female condom when your partner is using a male condom. The friction of latex against polyurethane could push the man's condom off or cause the female condom to slip to one side and tear. Female condoms aren't designed for use with a diaphragm either.
848928
i prefer trojan enchanced pleasure for him and her.the cool thing with condoms for guys they come in all different styles and varieties.the femal condom is only one style and one brand.and they suck.they really aren't as effective as a male condom.heres a link for a free sample of trojan