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Myth: Condoms will protect 100% against pregnancy and STD:

Fact: Nothing is 100% protected when you are having sexual intercourse. Male condoms have been tested to be 98% effective when used properly. You need to have the right width, right length and right type of material for the condom to be effective otherwise this rate drops to 86%.

Myth:  Using two condoms will be more effective than just one.

Fact: Using two condoms actually decreases the strength/assurance of the condom. This is due to the friction caused by the two condoms rubbing together that could cause the condoms to rip or tear.

Myth: Using spermicide as well as a condom will better the chances of not getting pregnant.

Fact: The use of spermicide is no longer recommended. This previous form of contraceptive was used to kill sperm and came in the form of foam or an additive to the lubricant in some condoms. However test done by the Center for Disease Control have shown that spermicide and condoms with spermicidal lubricant, while helping to prevent pregnancy, were ineffective in preventing the spreading of STDs.

Myth: Condoms de-sensitize.

Fact: Now-a-days there are so many varieties of condoms that they can actually be used as an aid in the pleasure of sex.  The typical plain “rubber” is no longer the boring standard for condoms, but has been replaced by all varieties of condoms, some even with lubricants that heat up and cool down. Sounds more like fun then a chore to use a condom.

So while these are just a few of the myths of condom use, there are still many factors that need to be considered when using a condom for the prevention of STDs and pregnancy. So read all the facts that you can find when it comes to the proper use of condoms, because just like everything else in life the more you know the smart you will be.

Unfortunately this item is not for sale at the moment, but it would be a pretty remarkable addition to anyone’s Star Wars collection. If these do hit the shelves and you are lucky enough to find another Star Wars fan that is not looking to have a little future Jedi running around, then hopefully you will not have to travel to a Galaxy far, far away to find these unique condoms.

The FDB is advising that the public stay away from Preventative Plus Dotted Condoms as they are not appropriate condoms for preventing the spreading of Sexually Transmitted Diseases and HIV/ Aids.  They are asking further of the general public to please report to the closest FDB office if they see any sale of these fake condoms in Pharmacies, drug stores, or retail outlets to them so they can make the store aware of the situation. They are also asking that any retail stores who have these Preventative Plus Dotted for sale to please cease all sales of the fake condoms and return them to the nearest FDB office or back to the distributor that they received them from.

Glad we were able to provide just another safe sex tip brought to you by the Condom Man.

Along with this information they found that age factors into the survey as well. It seems that the age of female teenagers who are having sex for the first time has increased up to 15-17 years of age, and the percentage of all teens in that age rage that are having sex has decreased 10% since 1988. Since the age of sexually active teenagers has increased that might also play a roll in the fact that more teens are using condoms as they are older and smarter about their decisions.

Another find from this survey is that the number of teen pregnancies had dwindled down to about half of the number from 1991. The only statistic that did not increase from the last survey conducted is the percentage of teens that use condoms regularly, not just the first time. Jennifer Manlove a senior research scientist with the non-profit research organization Child Trends says that even though these numbers have increased for the better in the last few years “there’s still room to improve. “ Providing constant education and information for teens on safe sex practices is crucial to keeping these numbers so promising.

Some of the topics in the new mandatory class will include the risk of unprotected sex and the appropriate age for sexual activity. One of the classes that are planned is the proper use for and how to use a condom.

The biggest critic of this new class is Ray Parascando, pastor of Crossroads Church he stated “There’s nothing wrong with learning about the human body, but when you start going into discourses on sexuality, I worry that we’re opening students up to other agendas.” However Walcott has made it known that parents will have the option to pull their students out of certain class topics, at their discretion. Walcott has also stated that most NCY students are engaging in sexual activities around the age of 13 and it is crucial that they are educated in how to property protect themselves from sexually transmitted diseases.

Until this point the option of a Sex Education Class was up to the preference of the principle at each school however Walcott informed the principles that he feels it is their responsibility to make sure that the students have access to this information to help keep them healthy. Family Research Council senior fellow Peter Sprigg said “I think there’s a lot of virtue in allowing the local principals to make decisions based on the needs of their students,” and that it might be more affective to teach the students to abstain from sexual activity if they want to be healthy.

However Walcott sees this advancement of education as something that has been long overdue in the NYC community.

The Indian firm TTK produces more than half of Durex’s condoms, which account for around 40 per cent of the global condom market. They have decided to halt its supply of condoms to Durex in May after a dispute over pricing and distribution rights with Durex’s owner, Reckitt Benckiser a global consumer goods company headquartered in Slough, United Kingdom. The Slough-based company launched a High Court bid to force TTK to resume production and supply but the case failed.

Sexual health expert Dr Malcolm Vandenburg said the shortage could put the safe sex message at risk, saying: ‘The fear is that if there is a shortage, young people will begin to have unprotected sex. However the National Health Service spokeswoman stated On July 24^th, 2011 “NHS Supply Chain has made clear that condoms are available from alternative manufacturers.”

Penis shape, size and width vary from person to person and it is very unlikely that you would find two that are exactly the same. A recent survey by Durex Condoms revealed that the length of an erect penis can range from four to nine inches, while penis widths can vary from just over one inch to more than two inches. The Durex study also found that 50% of the almost 3,000 survey participants felt that the condoms they regularly used did not fit properly; 25% said the condoms were “too tight,” 10% said they were “much too tight,” and 15% responded that the condoms were “too loose”. Not surprisingly, 42% of those surveyed indicated that condoms should have a better shape. A whopping 44% of those surveyed reported they had experienced condom slippage or breakage problems in the past.

If a condom does not fit correctly, the likelihood that it will slip off or break during intercourse is hugely increased. If the condoms slips off it is usually due to the condom being too large or not being put on properly. If the condom break during intercourse the most likely reason is the width of the penis in fact, each additional centimeter of penis circumference beyond the average 13.19 cm increased the risk of breakage by 50-100%.

These statistics do not sound like a good time to me, so why worry while in the act, take the preventative measures to make sure that you are using the right condom every time and luckily all major condom brand, Trojan, Durex and Lifestyles all offer a wide variety of sizes to accommodate all of your individual needs.