Condoms

An external condom slips over a toy or an erect penis to help lower the risk of STIs or pregnancy by keeping bodily fluids separated. 

• Carefully open the package after checking the expiration date. Make sure the condom is still safe and effective - it can't be torn, ripped, or punctured.
• Squeeze the tip of the condom to release any air and leave space for the ejaculate.
• Carefully roll the condom down to the base of the penis or toy (be sure that fingernails or jewelry do not damage or rip the condom while unrolling it). 
• Hold onto the base of the condom during insertion.
• When you are ready to remove the condom from a penis, while the penis is still erect, hold the base of the condom and withdraw the penis, being careful not to spill any fluid. Tie it in a knot and discard.

An internal condom is a pouch inserted into the body. They work the same way as external condoms except it's worn inside a vagina or anus - instead of on the outside of a penis or toy. 

• Carefully open the package after checking the expiration date. 
• The outer ring at the open end covers the area around the opening of the body. The inner ring is used for insertion and to help hold the condom in place. You may want to insert extra lubricant inside the condom.
• Hold the inner ring between your thumb and middle finger. This will give you a firm grip and narrows the inner ring to ease insertion.
• Squeeze the ring together.
• Push the ring up into the body as far as it will go. When inserted correctly, the inner ring should not cause any discomfort. The inner ring can also be removed or not used at all. 
• The outer ring should remain outside the body.
• To remove the condom, twist the outer ring to keep the semen inside, and then pull gently. 
• Wrap the condom and throw it away.