why flavours are used in condoms ?
961823
Flavors for condoms is to make oral sex more pleasurable.  It's considered "safe sex" or take s the place of a dental dam when giving a male oral sex.  However, another option to try is have the male slip on the flavored condom over his penis -- insert in your vagina then have him perform oral sex on you -- makes it pleasurable for both.
429511
Yes you are suppose to wear the condom during a bj, to protect you and your partner from STDs.  The flavor is added to make it more appealing.
753194
The female condom is a polyurethane sheath or pouch about 17 cm (6.5 inches) in length. It is worn by a woman during sex. It entirely lines the vagina and it helps to prevent pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) including HIV.\n\nAt each end of the condom there is a flexible ring. At the closed end of the sheath, the flexible ring is inserted into the vagina to hold the female condom in place. At the other open end of the sheath, the ring stays outside the vulva at the entrance to the vagina. This ring acts as a guide during penetration and it also stops the sheath bunching up inside the vagina.\n\nThere is silicone-based lubricant on the inside of the condom, but additional lubrication can be used. The condom does not contain spermicide. The female condom should not be used at the same time as a latex male condom because the friction between the two condoms may cause the condoms to break.\n\nThe female condom has been available in Europe since 1992 and it was approved in 1993 by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA). It is available in many countries, at least in limited quantities, throughout the world. The female condom carries various brand names in different countries including, FC Female Condom, Reality, Femidom, Dominique, Femy, Myfemy, Protectiv' and Care.
632654
The most important approach is to show the young generation wisely that you can enjoy sex even better by using condoms .But how do you set this very simple information to be more attractive to them ? I think world hleath organization should make an advertising campaign so as to have many contribution to unveil the message to the target group ( the young ).
363093
Condom use can be traced back several thousand years. It is known that around 1000 BC the ancient Egyptians used a linen sheath for protection against disease. The earliest evidence of condom use in Europe comes from scenes in cave paintings at Combarelles in France.2 There is also some evidence that some form of condom was used in imperial Rome. The syphilis epidemic that spread across Europe gave rise to the first published account of the condom. Gabrielle Fallopius described a sheath of linen he claimed to have invented to protect men against syphilis. Having been found useful for prevention of infection, it was only later that the usefulness of the condom for the prevention of pregnancy was recognised. Later in the 1500s, one of the first improvements to the condom was made, when the linen cloth sheaths were sometimes soaked in a chemical solution and then allowed to dry prior to use. These were the first spermicides on condoms. \n\n1700's\n\nThe first published use of the world 'condum' was in a 1706 poem. It has also been suggested that Condom was a doctor in the time of Charles II. It is believed that he invented the device to help the king to prevent the birth of more illegitimate children.\n\nEven the most famous lover of all, Casanova, was using the condom as a birth control as well as against infection.\n\nCondoms made out of animal intestines began to be available. However, they were quite expensive and the unfortunate result was that they were often reused. This type of condom was described at the time as "an armour against pleasure, and a cobweb against infection".\n\nIn the second half of the 1700's, a trade in handmade condoms thrived in London and some shops where producing handbills and advertisements of condoms.\n\n1800's\n\nThe use of condoms was affected by technological, economic and social development in Europe and the US in 1800s.\n\nCondom manufacturing was revolutionised by the discovery of rubber vulcanisation by Goodyear (founder of the tyre company) and Hancock. This meant that is was possible to mass produce rubber goods including condoms quickly and cheaply. Vulcanisation is a process, which turns the rubber into a strong elastic material.\n\nIn 1861,the first advertisement for condoms was published in an American newspaper when The New York Times printed an ad. for 'Dr. Power's French Preventatives.'\n\nIn 1873, the Comstock Law was passed. Named after Anthony Comstock, the Comstock Law made illegal the advertising of any sort of birth control, and it also allowed the postal service to confiscate condoms sold through the mail.\n\n1900's\n\nUntil the 1920's, most condoms were manufactured by hand-dipping from rubber cement. These kinds of condoms aged quickly and the quality was doubtful. In 1919, Frederick Killian initiated hand-dipping from natural rubber latex in Ohio. The latex condoms had the advantage of ageing less quickly and being thinner and odourless. These new type of condoms enjoyed a great expansion of sales. By the mid-1930s, the fifteen largest makers in the U.S. were producing 1.5 million condoms a day. In 1957, the very first lubricated condom was launched in the UK by Durex. From the early 1960s, use of condoms as a contraceptive device declined as the pill, the coil and sterilisation became more popular. The use of the condom increased strikingly in many countries following the recognition of HIV/AIDS in the 1980's. Condoms also became available in pubs, bars, grocery stores and supermarkets.\n\nThe female condom has been available in Europe since 1992 and it was approved in 1993 by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA). \n \nIn 1994, the world's first polyurethane condom for men was launched in the US.\n\nThe 1990s also saw the introduction of coloured and flavoured condoms\n\nPresent day\n\nIn more recent years, improved technology has enabled the thickness of the condom to decrease. Also, condom manufacturers hav
346455
It makes guys feel less.\nIt may burn females.\nIt feels better w/o using condoms.\nIt costs money.\nBUT it does prevent STD ( the only reason i use it)....
11429
First, lotions, oils, body soaps, Vaseline, etc, have admonitions that they are "For External Use Only" on a lot of them and you should take the word "external" literally. \n\nIn addition most may cause irritation to mucous membranes. \n\nIn addition, many lubricants are not made to be ingested and may be harmful if swallowed, so try to avoid getting lubricants in your mouth (unless of course you are using a food item such as whipped cream as a lubricant). And there is no telling what kind of sex you all may be doing...so skip the body soap please.
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
206556
a condom is placed on your penis to catch sperm when you have sex.  it prevents the woman from getting pregnant, and for either person to transmit a disease to the other.
1043628
In the US there are police and they can arrest you if you get caught having sex in public. People in the US use condoms because it is a safe way to protect yourself from getting pregnant and getting diseases.
465858
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.
1118473
LifeStyles - ribbed.  I think my response will be the only serious one for such a topic.  The reasons I say this brand/style:\n\nAffordable.  Less than 50 cents each.\nCommon.  Easy to find.  Get a 40 pack at Save-on for example.\nFeels good for him.  According to me.\nFeels good for her.  According to my wife.\nWork well.  Very high rating for preventing pregnancy / STDs.\n\nSince they are kinda plain, this recommendation is mostly for couples who have been together for awhile.  They work great for us because the sex itself is what makes things interesting.  The least expensive condom that works well is the goal.  In the heat of the moment nobody will care what brand it is, especially for couples who've done it a hundred times.\n\nHowever, if you're looking for something that will make a good first impression, the wilder the better.  Condom Revolution can hook you up with, uh, fancier condoms.
867545
A dental dam is basicaly a sheet of latex (often flavored) similar to that used in condoms for use during oral sex.  It is intended to limit the exchange of bodily fluids between the "linguist" and the receiver.  This is used in cunnilingus, oral (penal) copulation (BJs) and yes, even in analingus.\n\nQuite a drag really.\n\nEDIT:  Oh boy, somebody copy /pasted from wikipedia or the like....how original.
1142299
I would suspect it's just curiosity. I remember tasting mine a couple of times as a teenager, once in an unsucessful attempt to suck my dick. (Oh come on! Most of us guys would do that if we could!). The first taste and I said "Ewwwwww! That's enough of that yucky tasting s---t!" If you have other thoughts of sex with guys you may actually be heading in the gay or bisexual direction (and there is nothing wrong with that) but otherwise it's just innocent curiousity. No big deal!
1061968
condoms aren't just about hiv/aids + stability... they're more about making sure neither of you end up in a messy situation, namely, early/unexpected pregnancy. u really want the hassle of a kid right now?
395126
u wearin a condom? if so nothing i can help u with sorri, try asking your doc or reading some Cosmopolitian some time, they have good sex columns on stuff like that. (i'm n avid reader of the magazine)
591330
No, they think of the business. Even condoms aren't 100% effective, as you can still get AIDS/HIV through open cuts, semen/vaginal fluid, etc.