After using a condoms, what you can’t to do with the used condom? 1-Don’t throw used condoms in the toilet, really. It says it on all the condom boxes and instructions if you take the time to read. Condoms can get snagged on debris in plumbing pipes and actually back up your plumbing. Then the plumbers have to come out …

Using a condom correctly doesn’t only mean putting it on right side out. You should also: Check the expiration date (condoms can dry and crack if they’re old). Choose condoms made of latex, which is thought to be most effective in preventing STDs. If one of you has an allergy to latex, use polyurethane condoms instead. Keep condoms away from …

When it comes to condom use by straight guys, a small new study showed a troubling finding. Researchers from the University of Southampton in the UK found that the more attractive a straight man finds his sexual partner, the less likely he is to believe she has an STD. The less he thinks she has an STD, the more likely he’d have …