how do you reuse a condom?
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Suck off the juice. Then simply reuse it. U Dumb AZZ
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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).
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girrrrrrrrl just as long as its not expired and make sure its a latex condom
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you can buy condoms that are thicker, or he could wear two. Also there are excercizes that he can try, like masturbating himself and then stopping before he comes, and then starting again etc.
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Do use backup contraception till you start your second pack of pills.  AND remember birth control pills do NOT protect against sexually transmitted diseases or HIV/AIDS.  Please be safe!
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I guess it depends on how you try to get it out. Don't spill!\n\nFrankly, if your boyfriend's condom comes off so easily, I'd suggest getting another boyfriend... or use a bread tie around the base of his penis to keep it on. ;D
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you put 'em in, and pull 'em back out.\n\nProbably best to use lube...   LOL
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I think if you poke it through like every one says, that will work. Also remember you can't get a vacuum pregnant, so next time there is no need to use a condom. Unless your vacuum has aids.
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Purchase the throw away type, if not, wash with detergent with clorox and then wash again with a milder soap.
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how about professional use of the English language honey...if you had sex with out a condom he did...there really is no way around it...a small amount of fluid comes out before hand so don't be silly, use condoms.
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A female condom is a thin, loose-fitting and flexible plastic tube worn inside the vagina. A soft ring at the closed end of the tube covers the cervix during intercourse and holds it inside the vagina. Female condoms are 79-95% effective. \n\nFemale condoms can be inserted up to 8 hours before intercourse and are only effective when placed prior to intercourse. At first, female condoms can be awkward to use, but they are easy with practice. Take your time and try inserting the condom before sexual play. You can stand with one foot up on a chair, sit with your knees apart, or lie down. Lubrication can help keep the condom in place and lessen noise during intercourse. Adding spermicide before or after insertion can reduce the risk of pregnancy.
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Open the bottle, screw on the applicator, insert into vagina (while standing over tub) squeeze bottle to get fluid up in there. It will run out due to gravity. Throw away used container.
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You can see your dr for a prescription.\nYou can use a cockring or double up on your condoms.\nYou can also use desensitizing gel.
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use some kind of lube.
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A condom is a device, usually made of latex or more recently polyurethane, that is used during sexual intercourse to reduce the risk of pregnancy and/or some sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) such as gonorrhea, syphilis and HIV. Condoms are also often used to cover medical ultrasound imaging transducers, keep a sex toy clean, and in cases of toys shared between partners, helping provide STD protection. Condoms do not protect against all forms of STDs. Other uses include holding water, keeping gun muzzles dry, and being a membrane to keep drugs intact whilst being trafficked. They are also known as prophylactics, as well as a number of colloquial or slang terms, such as rubbers.
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SEND IT TO THE RECYCLING BIN\nHAVE A GREAT DAY
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Use bleachwater on him. He should also use a medicated powder to keep that area dry. \nI know what you are talking about.\nMy wife and I went through this. Until you are both cleared up, use a condom.