Not every condom is right for every person, so exploring the different varieties could help you find a type that allows you to enjoy sex the most. Educating yourself on all the condom types also helps ...

If you have an active sex life, you must be using a condom as a protective barrier. You just use it every time you have sex so that you can get protection against unwanted pregnancy as well as ...

Condoms have been around for a while -- in fact, there's a 12,000-year-old cave painting in France that shows a man using one (or so says Planned Parenthood's Web site). We can't imagine what that ...

This story was reviewed by Kelly Brown MD, MBA. Wearing a condom is a great way to prevent pregnancy and the only option for protecting against STIs and STDs (besides abstinence). But they’re not ...

People with a latex allergy should use polyurethane, polyisoprene, lambskin, or latex-free female condoms. Some latex-free condoms need certain lube, like polyisoprene condoms need water-based lube.

As sexuality educators, it is near impossible not to get excited when shows about your profession take a prominent spot in pop culture. Enter Sex Education: The bingeworthy and often cringeworthy ...

Depending on the study, 18 to 36 percent of condom users—roughly one-quarter—report condom-associated erection loss, usually difficulties maintaining firmness once condoms have been rolled over ...