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										**Be intentional: Have a “game plan” in place before you play.**Let’s face it: sex isn’t always planned, which can make it difficult to talk about things like STI testing or using condoms.
**Prepare Before You’re There**links you to “game plan” resources that you can use to make decisions *before*you go out or swipe right. Some options include:
Talking to your partner(s) about sex, sexual health, and how to keep one another healthy.
Using condoms from start to finish when you have sex.
Asking your healthcare provider what options may be right for you, such as specific STI tests and medicine that prevents HIV.In case you missed it, the sexual health quiz is a great starting point to learn whether you may be at risk for an STI.Illustration of a cell phoneAdd the Conversation Badge to your dating app profileIllustration of a woman in an orange shirtTips for talking with your sexual partner(s) or healthcare providerPhoto of condomsUse CondomsFind step-by-step, illustrated instructions on how to use different types of condomsPhoto of a group of friendsGet TestedFind free, fast, and confidential testing near you with the ‘GetTested’ websiteBanner image from Get Tested websiteMake It RoutineCheck out these five good reasons to make sexual health part of your routine careThe content on this page can also be syndicated (added to your website).
							
					
							Last Reviewed:  February 15, 2023						Source: 	Division of STD Prevention, National Center for HIV, Viral Hepatitis, STD, and TB Prevention, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
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