Yes, condoms are not used primarily for sexual pleasure and sensation, but also for the safety of those who use them. Safe condoms would be those that could offer secondary benefits in addition to just offering sexual pleasure and satisfaction. Did you know that condoms are now used to collect male fluids to treat infertile patients around the world? And apart from that, although surprisingly unimaginable, it is now said that these condoms are also used to prevent rifles and weapons from clogging? Whatever purpose you are using your newly purchased safe condoms for, it is very clear that the purpose is essentially for safety; such as avoiding leaks and therefore avoiding unwanted pregnancies or the dreaded STDs, or the safety of your rifles and preventing them from getting stuck.

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Condoms may not offer the greatest safety and 100% in terms of preventing unwanted pregnancy, but there is also a great percentage that can help reduce the number of unwanted pregnancy statistics. These alone would qualify such rubber contraceptives to be labeled “condoms.” It would be a smarter decision to use the simplest and most affordable birth control method today, which is the safe condom. Another aspect of condom safety is that these rubber contraceptives can help insulate you from sexually transmitted diseases, as well as the dreaded AIDS, syphilis, and many other sexual diseases.

In fact, history would tell us that condoms weren’t actually invented to prevent pregnancy, but rather to prevent various sexually transmitted diseases, such as syphilis. Indeed, today’s condoms can be considered safe condoms knowing that the ultimate reason for their invention was to be safe and protect people from sexually transmitted diseases.

Always keep in mind that before using any type of condom, you should first check if they really are safe condoms. Search by the type of materials used; either latex, lambskin or polyurethane. They are all easily accessible, cheaper, and eco-friendly, especially if you don’t mix them with water or any liquid. These safe condoms have about 800% stretch before they break. While polyurethane is the kind of material, actually made of plastic, it’s best to keep it away if you want to help protect our environment.

Expiration dates and safe condoms

Also, remember that safety condoms are those that are within their manufacturing expiration dates when you use them. Otherwise, the latex material may have degraded and thus can lead to leaks and spills which are of course dangerous as they can lead to STDs and unintended pregnancy. Other factors that make safety condoms otherwise include poor storage. Remember to always store your condoms in cool, dry places to make sure you use condoms at all times. And lastly, exposure to various substances, such as oil, can also increase the tendency of condoms to wear out and degrade easily.