For those of you who have know me for a while, you will have realised that I don’t go far, however, I’ve been thinking.

In the event that I decide to go out to play, a lady would need to be prepared for all eventualities. So, I thought, who better to ask than my trusted readers what condoms should I buy? JIC (just in case). I’m so confused, there seems to be so many to choose from. I would not be comfortable standing in a shop picking up packet after packet to read the differences. Now, you would think that a worldly lady such as myself, would know all about these things? I’m afraid to say I don’t! I just pick any condom packet up thinking it’s better to have something than nothing.

Some of you may suggest that I go online for information and to be honest, I have, however, I’m still not sure and I’m more confused than ever. Do I go with a trusted brand such as Durex or do I choose a completely different brand? I’ve noticed, whichever brand I choose, there seems to be a huge array again to choose from!

There are studs, warmers, ribbed, glow in the dark, loads of flavoured and coloured ones and then there’s long, short, fat and thin, the list goes on.  I even came across ones made of lambskin “yuk” isn’t there just one that does it all? 🤔

When I was surfing the net for ideas, I came across this article on Sensis Condoms. I have never heard of the brand before but their article seemed to make sense. Here is what they have to say…

Sensis Condoms represent the first new FDA-approved condom technology in over 50 years. These condoms have QuickStrips — which work very much like the pull-off tabs on a band-aid. Given that condom failure usually results from improper condom use, the QuikStrips make it so every Sensis condom goes on like it should. The fast, easy and more accurate application of these condoms make them more effective at preventing pregnancy and STDs. Plus, because these condoms can be put on so quickly, couples can stay in the “heat of the moment” and an erection may not be lost due to fumbling with putting a condom on.

Pros

• The QuikStrips ensure that every Sensis condom can be quickly and properly put on.
• You don’t need to touch the condom when you put it on (reducing the chance of a fingernail tear).
• The ridged ends are easily felt so condom use in the dark or when intoxicated is simpler.
• Allows for the correct spacing of the reservoir tip (this lowers the chance of the condom breaking).
• Fast application keeps partners “in the moment” and encourages partner participation.

Cons

• Some men might take offense at the idea that they don’t know how to use a condom.
• Not a well-known, recognizable condom brand.

And if your wondering what they look like, here’s a picture.

I think this must be a question for the male readers out there, after all, it’s definitely men who wear them. So, I’m asking for your advice readers, let me know your thoughts and recommendation please, as a lady needs all the help she can get.

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Sue x

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