Sex Education
Condoms For Women
Many people are aware of male condoms. In fact, they are the most common form of contraception available. Certified condoms are 98% effective against unwanted pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections. However, fewer people are aware of female condoms. These contraceptive...
Do Condoms Prevent STDs?
STDs (sexually transmitted diseases) or STIs (sexually transmitted infections) are an unfortunate part of an active sex life. Ideally, people should be tested for STDs regularly and open about their sexual status with partners. However, some STDs may not be...
What Size Condoms Do I Need?
The size of your condom is one of the most important things to consider when looking for an effective and reliable contraceptive barrier. If your condom is too big, semen can escape, or the condom can slip off, potentially impregnating...
How Are Condoms Made & Tested?
You might recall from reading some of our earlier blog posts that people have used condoms for centuries in some capacity. And that different materials have been used to create them over time. But have you ever considered the process...
MISTER SIZE Condoms Review: Are They Good & Safe?
No, you cannot safely reuse a condom - not even if you wash it. Every condom is a single-use product. The material degrades during use in ways that aren't visible to the naked eye, washing does not restore its integrity,...
Are Skyn Condoms Safe, Lubricated & Good?
Yes - Skyn condoms are safe. They are CE-certified and BSI Kitemark-approved, made from polyisoprene - a synthetic, non-latex material that delivers the same level of protection as latex. They're electronically tested to meet British, European, and FDA standards, and...
Where to Store Condoms & Why It Shouldn’t Be in Your Wallet
Buying good condoms is only half the job. How you store them matters just as much. The right place to store condoms is somewhere cool, dry, and dark - a bedside drawer or medicine cabinet works well - away from...
Delay Spray Side Effects: What to Expect and How to Avoid Them
Most delay spray side effects come from the numbing agent, not the spray itself. Anaesthetic sprays containing lidocaine, prilocaine or benzocaine can cause genital numbness, reduced sensation, skin irritation and difficulty keeping an erection, and they can transfer to a...
Best Ribbed Condoms UK: Which Textures Actually Make a Difference
Before you spend any time choosing between ridges and dots, there's a fair question worth asking: do those textures actually do anything, or is it clever packaging? Plenty of people are quietly sceptical. One popular review of Durex Extra Dots...
