Some programs have wooden penis models and demonstrate proper condom use. Ideally, various barrier methods would be available for people to see and handle, at a clinic or from a community-based provider. Drawings, flipcharts, and wallcharts can be used to show correct placement of female methods. Also, women should have the opportunity to practice putting the diaphragm or cervical cap in place while at the clinic. Informational pamphlets or booklets to take home can be helpful.
Political decisions can affect condom use.
If a man came to an STD clinic with an infection, the clinic asked him which sex establishment he has used and enforced the rule at that establishment, closing it if necessary. Nicolosi A, et al. Feldblum PJ, Morrison CS, Roddy R, et al. Louv WC, Austin H, Alexander WJ, et al. A clinical trial of nonoxynol-9 for preventing gonococcal and chlamydial infections.