Condom Information

Teen advice guide Mike Hardcastle has put together a comprehensive collection of condom resources, both male and female.

Can I get HIV from vaginal sex? Get the facts here.

To prevent HIV, condoms must be used each and everytime. But they must be used correctly. Here are the do's and don'ts of condom use.

Dawn Stacey, our Contraception Guide provides us with this Condom Quiz to test your condom knowledge. You may not know as much as you think.

For those who have sexual intercourse, latex condoms are highly effective when used consistently and correctly. The (CDC) offers the following recommendations in this area.

Condoms do protect the user from STDs and HIV. Simply put - condoms work. Safer sex with condoms is an effective way to prevent STDs and HIV.

Condoms do prevent HIV and STDs. Condoms are an important part of HIV and STD prevention.

How effective are latex condoms in preventing HIV? Get the facts.

This step by step guide details how to use a female condom.

Sexuality Guide Cory Silverberg updates us on latex and non-latex condoms.

An easy to understand guide on effective and correct condom use.

Condoms are very effective in preventing STDs and HIV when they are used correctly. This feature shows you how to use a condom the right way.

About Sexuality Guide Cory Silverberg offers suggestions for those people with latex allergies.

Condoms, where did they come from? The history of condoms is interesting. This condom history will show you where your condoms have come from.

Safer sex is a must especially for those living with HIV & AIDS. This means using a condom each and every time. Having trouble choosing the condom that is right for you? Take a look at these selections.

We're both positive. Do we need to use a condom? A question of reinfection.

Condom breaks do occur. What should you do if the condom breaks?