Are condoms available in different sizes?
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yes either regular or magnums....and for you i'd go with teh regulars!
692141
I guess the amount you would need depends on whether or not your sex life is very active or not. Condomns come in alot of different brands, and sizes, ask a pharmacist, he/she will be glad to fill you in on what ya need kiddo!
839546
i have found that men who aren't circumszed (dated 3 of them) are usually bigger than men who are not..but didn't know how to work it... i've been with a guy who had a smaller one than i was used to but knew how to work with it.... sooo size REALLY doesn't matter if you know what you are doing.... and the best sex overall is make-up sex;)
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Trojan, Durex and Lifestyles are some of the more popular brands. If you are having problems with breakage, make sure that you're not using an oil based lubricant. Or if your partner is treating herself for an infection or anything, and she has to use medication down there, that could cause breakage too. (Not trying to be nasty, but just cover all the bases!) Also, make sure to check the expiration dates on your condoms. And like someone else said, if you think there's a problem with size, try Magnums.
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Yes, it's available. It's probably in the contraception (condom) aisle at any drugstore or supermarket. (I'm assuming you live in Europe or North America. If you live elsewhere, then it might be a problem). Also, Some condoms come laced with nonoxynol-9 as well as lubricant.\n\nJust remember, do not use it ALONE to prevent pregnancy. It's not THAT effective. Either use it with a condom, or the pill, or some other backup method.
148982
Check out hospital supply websites. If it’s a specialty size, they should have it
959227
If he had an STD/HIV, about the same chances as if you hadn't been using protection.  Sounds like he was too small for the condom.
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A female condom can be tricky to use. It is basically a larger version of the male condom, and you insert the bottom end of the condom inside, with the outer rim on the outside of your vagina. The tricky part is to be able to keep the outer rim on the outside during intercourse. By far, a male condom is much easier to use and is more reliable.
786073
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
484330
You can get many different sorts, it depends on who they mat be for and how incontinent they are, I work in an elderly facility and we tend to use thing that look more like big pull-ups for adults, but you can get smaller ones that are not so obvious at wearing, ask at your local pharmacy, they will help you and tell you which one will be best for who-ever you get them for :)
55415
There ARE latex free condoms. Also, there are sheep skin condoms, but I'm really not sure if HIV can pass through those or not!! The female condoms are latex as well. You might want to call planned parenthood and just ask them for specific brands that are latex free.
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Im not a gynaecologist, but im a doctor and i can answer your questions. It is likely to depend on the qualilty of the condom. It could tear the condom because of the friction, though its not often happen.\nWhat for you wear 2 condoms anyway? Just use 1 will do; if you want double protection; you can discuss with ur partner too if she wants to be in contraceptive pills or just use 'sex patch' called Evra; it is very convenience and easy to use\nAll the best
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Yes there is. Ive used one before and you cant even tell that its there. i don't remember them name of it. but its kind of like a men's condom. you know the rubbery ring at the top of them?? well there's one at the bottom but with no opening so that all you have to do is fold and insert. there's another ring at the top for the guy.
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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.
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Your favorite brand of Latex. The question should be "What kind of lube?" Cause you WILL need it. \n\nAnd the answer to that question? Anything that says "Compatible with Latex Condoms" :)\n\nPS! Ignore the Wise Fool.
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Forget what they say, size always matters!! The girls and boys who think you are dreaming or that a super size penis doesn't exist are a disgrace . The final judge however, is your potential partner my friend but just in case carry some form of lube along with your condoms.
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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.