RFSUEnjoy 30 pcs

RFSU Enjoy - an exciting mix of condoms.
RFSU Enjoy is perfect for those who want to spice things up, explore new sensations, or just crave some variety. This collection includes condoms with various fits, thicknesses, textures, and lubricant flavors. Remember, condoms are the only form of contraception that protects against both pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections, and they're totally hormone-free. However, no contraceptive method is 100% foolproof. If a condom leaks or breaks during sex, it's crucial to consult a pharmacist or doctor as soon as possible, ideally within 72 hours.

Material: natural latex rubber. Contents: 8 x Profile, 2 x Beyond Thin, 5 x Thin, 5 x Sensual, 5 x Strawberry, 5 x Vanilla.

Usage:
Here’s the right way to use RFSU condoms.
Don't forget to read the printed information inside the packaging or included with it for more details.

1. Be gentle with the condom. Open the package as the illustration shows. Steer clear of sharp objects, such as long nails or jewelry, when handling and opening. Initially, unroll the condom slightly to ensure it's facing the right way for application.
2. Squeeze the tip between your thumb and index finger to expel any air. Before any intimate contact between the penis and your partner, roll the condom onto the erect penis to prevent pregnancy or the transmission of sexually transmitted infections.
3. Take a moment to ensure the condom is properly in place.
4. Right after ejaculation, carefully withdraw the penis, keeping the condom firmly at the base to avoid any semen spillage.
5. If you're using any medication (like ointment) that might interact with the condom, reducing its effectiveness, talk to a doctor.
6. In case the condom breaks during use, get medical help within 72 hours.
Condoms are the sole contraceptive method that guards against both pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases. If you're adding extra lubricant, make sure it's water- or silicone-based—RFSU has a great selection to choose from. Avoid oil-based products such as baby oil or petroleum jelly. Condoms are intended for sexually active people looking to prevent pregnancy and/or sexually transmitted infections (STIs), including HIV and other common STDs. Do not use the condom if you're trying to conceive or if you have allergies to latex, silicone oil, or any flavoring agents. Any serious incidents involving the product should be reported to the manufacturer and the appropriate regulatory authority.