If women do not want to get pregnant, they will take some contraceptive measures during sexual intercourse. Many people choose to wear condoms for contraception, which is a common method. However, some people cannot distinguish between condoms and condoms. So, what is a condom and what is a condom?
Condoms are not condoms. In addition to contraception, condoms have a more important function of blocking viruses, and there are few nationally certified condom brands. Therefore, only brands that have passed the national qualification certificate can have the words "condom" printed on the outer packaging, and other products claiming to be condoms are mostly condoms.
Condoms are one of the simple ways to prevent pregnancy in the form of non drugs, and also can prevent the spread of gonorrhea, AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases. As a contraceptive tool, condoms are more common due to their ease of use, no side effects, and higher success rate compared to other contraceptive methods. Condoms are designed for contraception purposes and can only provide sexual assistance by extending their vibration and fragrance.
Condoms and condoms have different technical standards and use materials, which determine their functions, purposes, and uses. Condoms are more advanced and reliable than condoms, and have been certified by the country. So when women choose condoms, they should be clear about which one they want and take protective measures to avoid accidents.
