How to use female condoms?

In the sexual life of men and women, some safety measures are inevitable. This is when female condoms come in handy. They are especially helpful for married women who have children. They can greatly avoid unwanted pregnancies and enable women to better plan their sex lives. It is very important for women to use female condoms correctly when starting sexual life. Next, let me introduce to you how to use female condoms.

The female condom is a soft, transparent, strong and wear-resistant sheath made of a special polyurethane material. It is about 17 cm long, 0.42-0.53 mm thick and has a maximum diameter of 7.8 cm. While providing contraception, it can effectively prevent the spread of sexually transmitted diseases (including AIDS).

The shape of the female condom is a bit like a hose, but one end is sealed. There is a larger plastic ring on the open end and a smaller rubber ring on the sealed end. The material of the condom is a transparent film. How to use female condoms?

The small rubber ring at the sealing end is relatively thick and very elastic. It is meant to be inserted into the vagina and stuck. The large ring at the opening end remains outside the body to prevent the condom from being inserted entirely during passionate collisions. (The smaller purple rubber ring is very elastic, while the larger ring is thinner and less elastic.)

When using, first pinch the middle of the elastic circle.

After pinching the elastic ring, prepare to push your finger into the vagina.

Also make sure that the condom body is not twisted and that the split ring is always placed at the outer end of the vaginal opening.

After using the female condom, just grab the big ring, twist it a few times and pull it out.

The instructions for use of female condoms often say that lubricants can be used to increase pleasure. Similar to male condoms, it is better to use water-based lubricants.

Although female condoms are convenient and practical, men and women should not have excessive sexual intercourse during sex, as this is harmful to the health of both parties. Especially for women who are menstruating, remember not to have sexual intercourse, as it can easily cause vaginal inflammation. Therefore, if you want to have a healthy body, you must arrange your sex life reasonably so as not to be harmed by it.