CONDOM FAQ’s

• Once packaged, condoms are typically good for about five years as long as they are stored in the proper environment.

• Make sure you check the expiration date on the condom package.

• If there isn’t an air bubble in the condom package, chances are there is a hole and the condom inside is more likely to break.

• There are non-lubricated and flavored condoms specifically designed for oral sex.

FOR MORE INFO ON CONDOMS AND FINDING YOUR PERFECT FIT – CHECK OUT THE PERFECT FIT PAGE

LUBE FAQ’s

•  If you’re using a latex condom, avoid oil-based lubricants because they increase the likelihood of the condom breaking.
•  Oil-based lubricants include petroleum, baby oil, vaseline, and massage oil.
•  Water-based lubricants are easy to clean up but need to be reapplied because they don’t last very long.
•  Silicon-based lubricants are longer lasting but may stain sheets and clothes.