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What is the difference between latex condoms and other forms of condoms?
When used PROPERLY, latex, and polyurethane condoms protect against all STDs except for crabs, and are about 99.99% effective. This makes condoms the most effective, and most comprehensive sexual protection device around, aside from abstinence.
To use your condom properly, you must ensure that it [...]

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From our Home Office In Walla Walla Washington… Here Are The….

TOP 10 REASONS TO USE A CONDOM

Since 1981 more than 750,000 cases of AIDS have been reported in the U.S.
(Source: The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation)
85% of students aged 18-24 say they never use condoms when they have sexual intercourse.
(Source: The Smarter Sex Survey)
Nearly two-thirds [...]

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It’s simple to use a condom, but using it incorrectly can lead to condom slippage or breakage, which reduces its effectiveness! So here are the four basic things to know about using a condom.

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Do condoms come in small sizes?
Do they ever. And that’s just a small sampling of what’s out there these days
Tom Keenan ,  For CanWest News Service
CALGARY — “Ever wonder why they don’t make condoms in medium or small sizes?” a very witty friend of mine once joked while speaking to a group of teenagers.
She got [...]

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A quarter of adults living in New York City are infected with the genital herpes virus, according to media reports Thursday.
A study conducted by New York City Department of Health also reveals that the disease is far more common among African-Americans, nearing 49 percent on average, and the infection rates are higher in [...]

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The Real Deal on STDs - Raw Data
Random facts and figures.
* One out of 4 women and one out of 5 men have no knowledge about their sexual partners’ history.
* Two-thirds of 1,000 women age 18 to 60 knew nothing or very little about STDs (other than HIV/AIDS) in 1995.
* The highest at-risk groups [...]

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