Benefits
prevent pregnancy
They prevent pregnancies by stopping the sperm from reaching the egg, but also help to protect you against STIs and HIV which is why it is usually recommended that you use a condom as well as another form of contraception if it’s not your preferred.
easy to access
Condoms are also very accessible at most supermarkets, pharmacies, and even some public toilets having them readily available.
You can also pick them up at your local Sexual Health clinic by anyone, regardless of gender Find a clinic here.
You can order them online for FREE here. You can also ask a school nurse at you school or college and they will be able to provide condoms for FREE.
You can also order FREE condoms to be delivered to your home by calling: 01522 309309
How to use a condom
Check the expiration date. Carefully tear open one end of the condom package.
Make sure the condom is placed rolled side out.
Place unrolled condom on the head or tip of the erect penis. Leave 1/4 inch of room at the tip.
Squeeze the air out from the top to form an empty nipple to collect the sperm.
Unroll the condom all the way to the base of the penis.
Check out Internal
(female) Condoms:
Just like condoms, the internal condom can prevent pregnancies and the risk of STIs. It works just like a condom, but instead is inserted into the vagina or anus before having sex.
You do not need to use an internal condom with an external one.
