How To Put On A Condom

Use a condom correctly and prevent pregnancy and disease transmission. It's an easy and simply way to practice safer sex!
Use condoms that have been stored in a cool, dry place. Check the expiration date printed on the package. If the condom looks brittle, sticky or discolored, throw it out.

Open the package gently. You don’t want to puncture the condom in your hurry to liberate it! Don't use scissors or your teeth.

Put a drop or two of extra water-based lube inside the tip of the condom. This aids in the unrolling and increases sensation for the penis.

Before you start unrolling the condom, squeeze the air out of the receptacle tip, since air bubbles can cause condoms to break. Condoms without a reservoir tip require about one half inch free at the tip to catch the come.
As you’re holding the tip of the condom over the penis, check to make sure the latex will be emerging from the inside of the ring as you roll down. An uncircumcised man should pull his foreskin back to help prevent the condom from slipping.

Apply generous amounts of water-based lubricant to the outside of the condom and to your partner’s genitals before penetration.

Withdraw before losing your erection. Remember to hold on to the base of the condom when withdrawing so the condom doesn’t slip off from the penis.
Throw used condoms away. They are not reusable. Use a new condom for each act of penetration.

Tips:
Condoms are easiest to apply when the penis is hard, but can be applied to a soft penis—just continue to roll the condom down the shaft as the penis hardens.
Use condoms on toys that are difficult to clean, that will be used in either the vagina or anus, or if you'll be using toys on more than one person during your sex play.
Use latex condoms with water-based lubricant. If you're allergic to latex, try polyurethane condoms.

What You Need:
condoms
water-based lubricant