Otc

Contraception (prevention of pregnancy), helps reduce risk of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) including HIV when used correctly and consistently

Acts as a physical barrier that prevents semen from entering the vagina during intercourse. It also reduces exposure to bodily fluids that can transmit many STIs.

Use a new condom for every act of intercourse. Check expiry date and integrity of pack, open carefully to avoid tearing. Put on the erect penis before any genital contact, pinch the tip to leave space, roll down fully. Use only water-based lubricant if needed; avoid oil-based products. After ejaculation, hold the rim and withdraw while still erect; dispose in a bin (do not flush).

Latex allergy/irritation, genital itching or burning, redness, rash, discomfort, reduced sensation, condom breakage or slippage

Do not use if allergic to latex (choose non-latex alternatives). Do not use if pack is damaged, condom is brittle/sticky, or expired. Avoid oil-based lubricants (e.g., petroleum jelly, baby oil) as they can weaken latex. Stop use and seek medical advice if persistent irritation or suspected allergy occurs. No contraceptive method is 100% effective; correct and consistent use is essential.

Oil-based lubricants (petroleum jelly, mineral/baby oil, coconut oil, body lotions) can damage latex and increase failure risk; some vaginal medicines/creams with oily bases may weaken latex

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat; keep in original packaging; avoid carrying in wallet for long periods due to friction/heat

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