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Condom
* Always use a new condom with each date.
* Many condoms come pre-lubricated.
* Most condoms are latex rubber
  - similar in size and fit most men
  - fail as a result of human error
  - have what is called a 'reservoir tip' to collect the semen at the end
  - sold in the U.S. are latex condoms which come in a variety of textures and colors
* Some condoms already contain a spermicide
  - also come lubricated with spermicide
* Some condoms come with ribbing or ridges that act to increase stimulation for the receiving partner
  - ridges to increase stimulation for the receiving partner
* Some condoms have lubricants added
  - spermicide which also kills the sperm.
  * A 'condom' thin cover that is put on a man's penis and used during sexual intercourse. It is normally made of latex. Condoms are a form of birth control, they can prevent a pregnancy. Another name for a condom is 'prophylactic sheath'
* act as a barrier device to prevent mucous and blood to blood contact.
* actually play two roles during sex.
* allow no feelings.
* also age quickly form heat, strong light and rough treatment
  - come in a variety of colours
* also help prevent pregnancy
  - to prevent the spread of STDs
* also provide good protection against unintended pregnancy
  - some protection against venereal disease and other types of infection
  - stop any disease causing organisms from entering the penis
* are a form of birth control , they can prevent a pregnancy
  - good contraceptive option during breast-feeding or with other methods as a backup
  - great method of disease control
  - means to reduce the risks of infection
  - natural part of safer sex
  - necessity for preventing sexually-transmitted diseases
  - relatively inexpensive form of birth control
  - thin rubber tube which fits over the man's erect penis before intercourse
  - almost always successful in preventing pregnancy
  - also on sale, and prostitutes can trade old for new needles
* are an effective means of reducing the amount of stimulation experienced during sex
  - essential necessity of modern life for many people
  - excellent way of reducing sensitivity to the penis
  - indispensable part of prevention
* are available in a variety of sizes, shapes and colors
  - almost all drugstores, many supermarkets, and other stores
  - different shapes, textures, and sizes
  - drugstores and variety stores and are often free at health clinics
  - various shapes, colors, and flavors
  - with or without spermicide and lubricants
  - cold, heat, pressure, ozone and time sensitive
  - contraceptives
  - copacetic
  - easy to use
* are effective in preventing spread of the infection
  - to prevenet reinfection and transmision of the virus
  - excellent for protection against catching a disease
  - for sissies - just for gays
  - highly effective if used properly
* are inexpensive considering the consequences of contracting a sexually transmitted disease
  - contracting a sexually-transmitted disease
  - inexpensive, easily accessible, and hygienic
  - lightweight and disposable
* are like cartons of milk
  - rubber shoes
* are located in bathrooms
  - bedrooms
  - packages
  - pharmacies
  - trash
  - wallets
  - love protection
  - mainly intended for vaginal sex, other methods cause the risk of breakage to increase
* are more effective if used in combination with a spermicide
  - likely to break during anal sex than during vaginal sex
* are most effective in preventing sexually transmitted diseases AND pregnancy
  - when used consistently and correctly along with a spermicide
  - now widely available in pharmacies, supermarkets and convenience stores
  - one dollar for three condoms
* are one of the most reliable methods of birth control when used properly and consistently
  - oldest and most reliable methods of contraception
  - only effective when they are used correctly
  - rolled up when they are packaged , and are meant to be rolled over an erect penis
  - the best method of preventing infections if two people are going to have sex
* are the best way for people who have sexual intercourse to keep from getting STIs
  - of reducing the risk of catching gonorrhoea
  - method of choice among sexually active teens
  - most convenient and least expensive form of birth control
  - number one method of birth control, for all the reasons listed above
* are the only good protection against sexually transmitted diseases
  - non-permanent form of male contraception
  - other alternatives to decrease the spread of STDs and pregnancy
  - subject of discussion among couples
  - to be used only once and then thrown away
  - unreliable because they break
* are used for contraception
  - fucks
  - prevention of disease
  - promotional items
* are useful for preventing gonorrhea
  - in preventing certain diseases, such as herpes and gonorrhea
  - usually effective in controlling the viral transmission
* are very effective at preventing pregnancy and diseases
  - if they are used correctly every time the man has sexual intercourse
  - in preventing the transmission of several sexually transmitted diseases
  - reliable, especially when used with a spermicide
* are, however, a most important part of safe sex.
* can also prolong sex.
* can be easily and discretely carried by men or women
  - very effective at preventing pregnancy when used consistently and correctly
  - break or come off during sex
  - come off the penis and get lost inside the woman
  - deteriorate if exposed to heat
  - fail as the result of poor quality or improper use
  - further reduce the risks for oral sex on a man
  - heighten the fun of making love
* can help make an erection last longer
  - men maintain their erections longer and prevent premature ejaculation
* can help prevent pregnancy and the spread of certain diseases
  - protect both partners from other diseases too
  - reduce the risk of infections
* can help to avoid pregnancies
  - provide women with protection from cancer of the cervix
* can only help reduce the risk of spreading herpes if they cover all the infected skin
  - protect what they cover
  - prevent the spread of yeast from one sexual partner to another
  - provide women with protection from cervical cancer
  - reduce the risk of transmission
  - save lives
  - sometimes cause irritation or allergic reactions
  - stretch but are delicate
* can, and do break, allowing sperm to spill into the vagina.
* carry diseases like fungus.
* catch the sperm and other fluids that are released during sex.
* come dry or lubricated with a water-based lubricant or spermicide.
* come in a variety of colors, flavors and textures
  - styles and colors
* come in a wide variety of colors and flavors
  - styles, colors, thicknesses and flavors
  - all shapes, colors and sizes
* come in different sizes, shapes, and styles
  - thicknesses, flavours, textures and colours
  - many colors, sizes and with or without ribbing
  - various shapes, sizes and colors, and dry, or with lubricant
  - various, materials, colors and styles
* create a barrier that can stop sperm and diseases from traveling from one person to another.
* currently reign supreme in Japan and are by far the most common method of birth control.
* deteriorate when exposed to ultraviolet light, heat, or moisture.
* do indeed offer some measure of protection
  - take some getting used to
* encourage male participation in contraception.
* fall off during sex.
* give people safety and peace of mind which promotes better sex
* have a shelf life of two years and keep best in cardboard or aluminum
  - slight tourniquet effect on the outer veins of the penis
  - no side effects that chemical methods have
  - none of the medical side effects of systemic birth control methods
  - the added advantage of protecting against sexually transmitted diseases
* help a lot in preventing chlamydia
  - make sex last longer
* help prevent pregnancy by keeping the sperm from entering the vagina
* help to prevent the transmission of herpes
  - stop the spread of disease when they are used every time, the right way
* includes sections.
* interfere with romance.
* make intercourse completely safe
  - no significant difference in our enjoyment of sex
  - sex better and safer
* make sex less messy and easy to clean up after
  - by catching the semen
  - much safer, but there is still risk if the condom slips or breaks
* now come in many different shapes, sizes, textures and colors.
* offer false hope of protection
  - protection against infection
  - some protection against the virus between outbreaks
  - the best protection for people who do have sex
* offer very good protection against chlamydia
* often fail because of breakage, leakage or slippage during sexual intercourse.
* only protect the part of the body they cover.
* only work during the school year
* physically come between a couple.
* prevent sexually transmitted diseases, a primary cause of infertility
* promote a false sense of security.
* protect against many germs, as well as pregnancy.
* provide a protective barrier which minimizes risk
  - at least some level of protection from syphilis
  - protection from the infected area
* range in price, but are generally inexpensive.
* reduce sexual pleasure for men or for women.
* remain the best protection against acquiring genital herpes when sexually active
* require some practice to learn how to use.
* seem to cost money, effort, inconvenience, embarrassment, fear, and social disapproval.
* sometimes break.
* stop babies from being born.
* work well when used correctly with every act of sexual intercourse.
+ Condom, Overview: Contraception
  * Condoms are rolled up when they are packaged, and are meant to be rolled over an erect penis. They are most commonly made of latex, but are available in other materials. Condoms normally have an expiration date on them. Condoms weaken after this date, and may not work properly. Condoms are also not designed to be used more than once.