What does the oil on condoms do to your uterus?

Correct use of condoms can reduce the risk of contracting AIDS by 99.9% and the risk of contracting gonorrhea by 85%.

However, it cannot effectively prevent human papillomavirus (HPV, which can cause common warts and condyloma acuminatum on the skin and mucous membranes near the genitals)

Transmission of genital herpes simplex virus (HSV), syphilis, and chancroid, as STDs can be transmitted through contact with areas not covered by condoms. What is the oil on condoms? Is it harmful to the human body?

Most condoms are made of latex. However, about 8% of the population is allergic to latex, so please use it with caution.

Polyurethane is suitable for people who are allergic to latex. Condoms made of polyurethane have stronger toughness and thermal conductivity, but are not as elastic as latex and are like a plastic bag. But it can be made ultra-thin to 0.03mm to increase the pleasure of users.

Traditional condoms have safety flaws.

A large amount of statistical data and research results have confirmed that while traditional natural latex condoms can effectively prevent pregnancy, they have a certain barrier effect on viruses, but they cannot effectively prevent viruses. In other words, they can safely prevent pregnancy, but they are not guaranteed to prevent viruses.

The oil on the condom is a non-petroleum-based lubricant that will not affect the condom and is harmless to the human body.

It can be purchased at health product stores, some pharmacies and family planning service stations. During normal intercourse, as long as penetration is achieved, there is no need to add anything else.