More for Your Love Life – The MISTER SIZE Condom Blog
Valuable tips, fascinating background information, and product information, condom sizing guidance, and sexual health education—on the MISTER SIZE blog, you’ll regularly find new inspiration for your love life. Take your time to browse through our articles at your leisure. And feel free to let us know which topics are especially important to you or if you have any questions. We’ll get right on it.
Guided by our vision of “Excellence in Condoms,” our creative team at Vinergy is constantly working to make condoms even better—and provide an even more natural sensation. Our goal: Condoms should provide comfort and reliable protection! We’re dedicated to this every single day. After nearly 20 years of passion and experience with condoms in the right size, we’ve launched Mister Size. MISTER SIZE is the condom that looks like a condom, protects like a condom—but doesn’t feel anything like a conventional condom when used. Why? Because both men and women feel almost nothing at all. But it’s not just the incredibly thin profile that enhances pleasure: MISTER SIZE comes in seven different sizes
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Find out how to determine your condom size here.
No, almost no contraceptive method is 100% effective. The effectiveness of contraceptive methods is calculated using the Pearl Index. Condoms have a Pearl Index of 2–12. This means that out of 100 women who use condoms for a year, 2 to 12 will become pregnant. Compared to other forms of birth control, condoms therefore perform rather poorly. In most cases, this is due to incorrect use. You can learn more about proper use here. However, when it comes to protection against sexually transmitted diseases such as HIV, syphilis, gonorrhea, hepatitis B, and hepatitis C, condoms offer a high level of protection.
Condoms are usually made of rubber-like materials, with the vast majority made of latex. They are used during sex to protect against unwanted pregnancies and sexually transmitted diseases and are rolled onto the erect penis before intercourse. Along with sterilization, the condom is the only form of contraception available to men.
Condoms do not have any side effects in and of themselves. However, they can trigger an allergic reaction in people with a latex allergy. About 2% of people have a latex allergy. That is why latex-free condoms are also available.