5 Things You Need To Know About Female Condom (Full Photo)

January 5, 2018 News Room 702 Views

Internal c*ndom or female c*ndom, is a non-h*rmonal barrier method of birth c*ntrol. But instead of going on a p*nis, it goes in a v*gina, which is why it’s also sometimes referred to as an internal c*ndom.

Below are some keys things to know about the female c*ndom;

1. It might provide greater protection against h*rpes.

That outer ring covers more surface area than a male c*ndom, meaning there’s less skin-to-skin g*nital contact during s*x. it is said that this could reduce the risk of tr*nsmitting skin-to-sk*n s*xual diseases like herpes or HP V, which male c*ndoms don’t fully protect against.

2. It might be difficult to use initially

This isn’t something you should break out for the first time right before you have s*x. It takes a little bit of practice, and when it comes to pregnancy and ST I pr*tection you don’t want to just risk it. It is recommended that the woman inserts it once or twice on her own to get used to it.

3. It comes very well l*bricated

As soon as you open this c*ndom, you’ll notice that it’s pretty well l*bed-up. But if you’re someone who likes using coc*nut oil or another oil-based l*bricant in bed, you’re free to do that with female c*ndoms, too.

4. You can put it on at any time

Unlike the male c*ndom, the female c*ndom is not dictated by an er*ction. While the p*nis needs to be er*ct before you put on a male c*ndom, you and your p*rtner can be at any stage of s*x when you ins*rt an internal c*ndom. You could even put it in before s*x.

5. It goes inside and outside of the v*gina.

The internal condom basically looks like an oversized male c*ndom, with a ring at each end. The inner ring is made of polyurethane and is there to help you push it back into the v*gina so it stays in place during s*x. The outer ring actually stays outside of the v*gina, covering the v*lva.

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