Do Origin Choose Condom, Condom Use Appropriate Size

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Condoms are an essential part of a healthy sex life and safe, so you need to find the right condom. Many men claim less concerned about the size of a condom when purchased at a pharmacy, but the things you consider trivial is also important to note.

Some men may have been comfortable with the size of the width or circumference condoms because condoms can generally reach extends to the circumference of the penis when erect. But the length of the penis varies from person to person, so men need condoms the right size to use condoms more comfortable and does not interfere with sexual intimacy.

Usually manufacturers will produce condoms condom by adjusting the length of the average penis consumers. For example, condoms are sold in European countries is longer than condoms in Asian countries due to the difference in average population size of penis length.

You can measure the length of the penis by using a tape measure. It can make a guide to help find the right size condom for you.

Manufacturers sell condoms in different variants of size, if the length of the penis below 12 cm, then choose the type of trim condoms. If your penis length between 12 and 13 cm, choose the type of regular condoms, as reported by Men's Sexual Health, Friday (11/16/2012).

Men with penile length between 13 to 14 cm have to choose condom size (large). While men who have penis size of more than 14 cm, must choose the type of extra-large condoms (extra large). However, each company has a standard sized condoms are different, so you should be more careful in choosing the right size.

In fact, men prefer to buy condoms with sizes larger than the size of his penis. This needs to be avoided because it can reduce the security of sex, increasing the risk of transmission of sexually transmitted diseases, and is not able to prevent an unwanted pregnancy.

Other things to keep in mind when choosing a condom is a condom to make sure the packaging is intact or not torn, and check the expiration date. Also, make sure to choose a water-based lubricants, because oil-based lubricants can tear latex condoms.

source:  Men's Sexual Health