RFSUTight 10 pcs

RFSU Tight - a straight condom with a snug fit.
This ultra-thin and reliable condom features an easy-on design that makes it super simple to roll on. Available in a pack of 10. Condoms are the only form of contraception that protects against both pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections, and they’re completely hormone-free. No contraceptive method is 100% foolproof. If a condom leaks or breaks during sex, consult a pharmacist or doctor as soon as possible and within 72 hours.

Material: natural latex rubber. Length: 175 mm, Width: 49 mm, Circumference: 98 mm, Diameter: 31.1 mm, Thickness: 0.06 mm

Usage:
Here’s how to use RFSU condoms.
Be sure to check out the printed information found inside the packaging or included with it.

1. Handle the condom with care. Open the package as shown in the illustration. Avoid sharp objects, like long nails or jewelry, when handling and opening. Roll the condom down a bit first so you can clearly see which way it should roll on.
2. Pinch the tip between your thumb and index finger to remove any air. Before any intimate contact occurs between the penis and your partner, roll the condom onto the erect penis to prevent pregnancy or the spread of sexually transmitted infections.
3. Pause and check that the condom is securely in place.
4. Right after ejaculation, pull out and hold the condom firmly at the base of the penis to prevent any sperm from leaking out.
5. Consult a doctor if you are using any medication (e.g., ointment) that could pose a risk to the condom's effectiveness upon contact.
6. If the condom breaks during use, seek medical attention within 72 hours.
Condoms are the only contraceptive method that protects against both pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases. When using additional lubricant, make sure it’s water- or silicone-based; RFSU offers a wide range to choose from. Avoid oil-based options like baby oil or petroleum jelly. Condoms are used by sexually active individuals as a contraceptive and/or to prevent sexually transmitted infections (STIs) like HIV and other common STDs. The condom should not be used if pregnancy is desired or if there is an allergy to latex, silicone oil, or any of the flavoring agents. The manufacturer and the relevant authority should be informed of any serious incidents that occur with the product.