How to use female condoms correctly

Here is the diagram of how to use female condoms! The use method chart of female condoms clearly introduces how to use female condoms. There are many condoms now, not only types but also brands. The use methods of male and female condom are different. Choosing a suitable condom during sex can relieve the problems after sex and keep away from pregnancy.

What is a female condom? Female condoms are a choice for female contraception. It is made of polyurethane and placed on the inner wall of the vagina to collect male semen during sexual intercourse, stopping the flow of semen into the uterus to achieve contraceptive effects. Female condoms can reduce the transmission of sexually transmitted diseases, including the HIV virus.

The end of a female condom has an inner ring that is used to fit inside the body and place it on the face. The outer ring should always be placed outside the vagina during sexual intercourse. The contraceptive efficiency of female condoms: If female condoms are used correctly according to instructions before each sexual intercourse, their contraceptive efficiency can reach as high as 88% to 97%.

How should female condoms be used? If you are using a female condom for the first time, it is best to practice how to put it into your body first. Firstly, choose a position that you think is most comfortable: you can lie down, sit with your legs apart, or stand with one foot on a chair. Tear along the incision of the packaging bag and remove the protective cover. The built-in elastic inner ring should be at one end of the sheath opening.

Squeeze the lower part of the inner ring with your thumb, index finger, and middle finger, so that you can tightly grasp and narrow the inner ring, and smoothly insert it into your body. At this point, use the other hand to separate the folded labia minora from the vaginal opening, and push the compressed inner ring as far as possible into the vagina.

Then insert your finger into the sheath until you touch the inner ring, and continue pushing the inner ring into the vagina. When the inner ring just crosses the pubic bone, the sheath is properly placed. You can insert your finger into the vagina and feel the position of the pubic bone, which is a few inches inside the vagina. A small portion of the outer ring and sheath will still be exposed outside the vagina, which is a normal phenomenon and there is no need to worry.

How to dispose of female condoms? Female condoms are tightly attached to the vaginal wall during use, so after orgasm, your partner does not need to immediately withdraw their penis. As long as you are certain that no semen has leaked out, you can remove the sheath at any time. When pulling out the sheath, twist the outer ring while slowly pulling outward to prevent semen leakage. Put the used sheath back into the packaging bag and drop it into the trash can. Do not throw it into the basin and flush it away. Every time you have sexual intercourse, use a new sheath.