Turns out, people aren't using condoms nearly as much as they should. According to a survey among 1,000 participants at Adam & Eve, 63 percent claimed to not regularly use condoms. What's more, only ...

There’s only one form of birth control that can prevent pregnancies and sexually transmitted infections (STIs): the condom. OB-GYN Dr. Nicole Sparks gave In The Know a rundown on everything we need to ...

Dotted condoms are believed to enhance pleasure during intercourse But are they really effective or do they carry any risk Our expert answers it all ...

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Condoms can be effective at preventing pregnancy, but using them incorrectly can reduce their effectiveness. If a condom breaks, pregnancy can also occur unless you’re using a second birth control ...

Condoms are not full-proof in preventing STIs. Using them correctly can help reduce the chance of transmission. Share on Pinterest Yaroslav Danylchenko/Stocksy United Ready for some tough love about ...

Premature ejaculation (PE) is typically when a person with a penis ejaculates within 1 minute of sexual activity. Various condoms claim to benefit individuals with PE or those who want to last longer ...