Condom Size Chart
Condoms are used to prevent pregnancy and transmission of STD (sexually transmitted diseases) such as gonorrhea, syphilis and HIV). They are also waterproof, elastic and very durable.
Did you know that condoms come in different sizes, various shapes and a variety of colors and flavours?
Since every penis is in fact different in terms of the length and girth, you need to take a look at the condom size chart on the left to determine which size of condom you should use for maximum efficiency.
Choosing the perfect condom requires that you really get familiar with your penis. When choosing a condom, you want to make sure that it's not too big. The last thing you want is to have it slip off during sex. You also do NOT want a condom that's too small. The reason is very obvious, your penis won't like it because It's tight and uncomfortable.
By looking at the condom size chart above, it is understandable that a condom that's too tight and small has the highest chance to burst during intercourse as the result of the friction and expansion of muscles caused by the erection of your penis. The perfect size for a condom should be something that is just good for your penis during erection and long enough to cover your whole penis.
This is very important because you certain don't want the condom to roll up or end up pulled off during sexual intercourse. There are things that the condom size chart can't tell though. Believe it or not, some men even had the condom stucked in the vagina of their sexual partner because of the wrong size of the condom they used.
Length And Girth In Condom Size Chart
Have you ever measured the length and girth of your penis? If you did, great job! Knowing the important details about your penis can be very helpful for understanding the condom size chart above for buying condoms.
If you have no idea how to do it, here's how: To measure the length of your penis, you need to measure it from the head or tip of your penis to all the way down where it connects to your body. You can use a ruler to easily measure the length. That explains the length part of the condom size chart.
The girth part of the condom size chart is the circumference of your penis. You will need a tape measurement or a piece of string to measure the girth of your penis which you can later measure it as a straight line with a ruler. Be sure to measure the widest circumference around your penis.
Choosing The Right Size For Your Condom
Now that you understand how to read the condom size chart above, you need to know that the standard size for a normal condom in its is unstretched state is between 98mm to 106mm in girth and 180mm in length.
So if the length your penis is above 180mm, you will no doubt find that the avarage condom keep rolling up or get stucked inside your partner's vagina. If the girth of your penis is above 150mm and you still use average size condom, you will no doubt feel the tightness and pressure while wearing it.
Study the condom size chart above carefully and choose your condoms based on the length and girth of your penis. This way, you will not only have safer sex but also a more enjoyable and comfortable experience.
It is important to note that even though condoms are very strong but may split or tear if not used properly. If this happens you will need to seek advice about emergency contraception. Most popular condoms are available in markets and drugstores and are often dispensed in washrooms of gas stations, bars, and other public sites. They can also be used with other forms of birth control, such as spermicidal jellies and foams, which increases their effectiveness.
Does Size Really Matters?
One of the most common question that most men have about sex is does the size of one's penis really matters? The answer to this question is pretty straightforward. NO. While some women do prefer that their men have a larger penis, the majority of women prefer good sex where the men is gentle, loving and considerate to their needs. It is how use you use your secret weapon that makes a women sexually satisfied.