The female condom is one of the barrier contraception methods and is to be worn inside your vagina. It prevents pregnancy by preventing the entry of sperm into your womb to avoid fertilization of the egg.
This contraceptive device has to be inserted into your vagina before sexual intercourse. Ensure that the penis of your partner does not come in contact with your genital area before it is fitted. This is because semen can be released from a man’s penis even before he has attained orgasm.
Most female condoms are usually lubricated prior to packaging to make its use smoother and easier, but you can also make use of extra lubricants (lube).
Make sure you check the packs while buying, to ensure that the lubricant out is suitable for you.
The condom is made to serve as a barrier to the sperm, but sometimes the sperm may get through. This can happen if.
If you suspect that semen may have gotten into your vagina by any means, you may need to make use of emergency contraception immediately. This can be used even up to 5 days after you have had unprotected sex.
You might also need to conduct an STI test, and this can be performed at:
You can always get access to female condoms at no cost, regardless of your age (even under 16). You can get from:
You can locate a sexual health clinic closet to you here.
Female condoms are not always easily accessible in all contraception and sexual health clinics; therefore, you will need to make inquiries first.
However, you can purchase female condoms from:
Ensure that whatever brands of female condom you by has the European CE mark or the British BSI kitemark. This indicates that the condom has been thoroughly tested and is completely safe for use.
Please login to your account.
Please enter registered email id.
Please enter registered email id and OTP will be send to the registered mobile no.
Please enter mobile no. and an OTP will be send for verification.