Sorting out feelings about sexual expression can continue throughout young adulthood. Some students have examined their sexual feelings and desires and have chosen to be sexually active with one or more persons. In order to assist these students in making healthy choices, the Health Education Division has developed the Ye Olde Condom Shoppe. The condom shop offers over 6 different styles of free condoms and printed information for BSU students. The shop is located at the Health Education Division in Room 206.
Students can visit the condom shop during the regular office hours.
We ask that you limit your condom selection to 5 at each visit. The test detects these antibodies. The knowledge of your test results, either positive or negative, will help you adopt safer sex practices or stop sharing IV needles. You are pregnant or are considering becoming pregnant, breast-feeding, or fathering a child. The test involves HIV counseling, drawing a blood sample with a needle and syringe, and returning to the Health Education Division in 1-2 weeks for the test results.