How to Identify Bad Condoms: Tips for Safe Use
Learn how to check if condoms are bad and ensure safe usage with our expert tips.
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To determine if condoms are bad, check the expiration date on the package and ensure they have been stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Look for visible damage to the packaging and condom, such as tears or holes. If the condom feels brittle or sticky, it should not be used as its integrity may be compromised.
FAQs & Answers
- How can you tell if a condom is expired? Look for the expiration date on the package; if it's past that date, do not use the condom.
- What should I do if a condom feels sticky? If a condom feels sticky or brittle, it may be compromised and should not be used.
- Can I use a condom that's been stored in high temperatures? No, condoms should be stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain their integrity.
- What are signs of visible damage on a condom? Look for any tears, holes, or unusual textures that may indicate the condom is not safe to use.