Effectiveness of condoms in preventing sexually transmitted infections

Condoms are one of the most effective tools for reducing the risk of sexually transmitted infections. They create a physical barrier that blocks viruses and bacteria during sexual contact. When used correctly and consistently, condoms greatly lower the chances of HIV, chlamydia, gonorrhea, and many other STIs. They are also easy source and price affordable for most consumers. However, no condom can offer 100% protection because breakage, incorrect use, or skin-to-skin infections can still occur.

Condoms are the only contraceptives currently proven to achieve the dual purpose of reproductive health (unintended pregnancy and lower the risk of STDS infection) Act, praying for the maintenance of personal reproductive health plays an important role as a simple and effective method of physical isolation of contraceptives in all countries of the world widely used. The study shows: condom film can effectively prevent the source of sexually transmitted diseases.

The above table shows the responses of study participants on condom breakage and slippage. Correct use of condoms, can significantly reduce the risk of infection of sexually transmitted diseases. Our stody shows that most of the failure due to the air in tip not squeezed out, which make the condom burst in tip to cause the fail.

Condom's size also affect the condom's effectiveness, such as African's market need XXL size condom of 56x190mm, and standard size of 52x180mm will increase the failure rate, and the standard size fit others market better, and Indian market prefer the snug fit size of 49x170mm, so only good fit size can make sure the condom's effectiveness in use.

So if you choose a good quality, better fit in size, and use condom correctly, then it can offer the best protection for consumers worldwidely. And we don't recommend consumers choose alien condom if you more care of the HIV AIDs, because alien condom mainly designed for more sexual pleasure.