Condoms

Pleasant, relaxing and enjoyable sex is a guarantee of a great mood and well-being. It doesn't matter whether you are playing love games after a casual acquaintance or with a permanent partner - safety is the highest priority. So far, there is no safer and easier to use means of protection against unplanned pregnancy than condoms. And that's not all: guards also reliably protect against sexually transmitted diseases, which is especially relevant for lovers of one-night adventures.

Condoms are a safe choice for everyone

• Condoms are undoubtedly the oldest, most effective and most popular means of protection against unplanned pregnancy.
• Condoms are available without a prescription, unlike other contraceptives.
• Condoms are easy to use and do not require special skills.
• Condoms are a one-time method of protection, so they do not have any negative effect on future fertility.
• Condoms reliably protect against unwanted pregnancy. Their efficiency is almost 99%.
• Condoms are the only reliable means of protection against sexually transmitted diseases.
• Condoms can diversify your sexual experience: Aistra.lt offers not only ordinary latex condoms, but also heating or cooling condoms that enrich sexual experiences with new experiences, delay ejaculation, condoms of various textures and flavors.

Condoms - to meet various needs

There are many manufacturers and types of condoms, so the choice is very wide. In the Aistra.lt online store, not only Skyn ​​and Durex condoms of the most popular manufacturers are sold at an attractive price. In addition to these well-known "mature" brands, you will also find more niche, exclusive experiences like Egzo, Adore, non-standard sizes My Size and other brands not seen in supermarkets. Get to know Aistra.lt's wide range of condoms:

Latex condoms. This is the most popular type of condom. Latex guards fit perfectly, are lubricated and can protect against sexually transmitted diseases and unwanted pregnancy. In addition, lubricated condoms can protect against pain or unpleasant irritation during sex, and they are suitable for any type of sex (vaginal, oral and anal).

Heating or cooling condoms. These are guards designed to increase the pleasure, excitement and passion of sexual life. Heating or cooling condoms are perfect for when things get boring in the bedroom. They help to awaken a dormant interest in sex, diversify the couple's experiences, pleasantly surprise and encourage them to try more new things.

Condoms delaying ejaculation. These are condoms that desensitize the penis, can help delay ejaculation and prolong sexual intercourse. Condoms of this type are slightly narrower to hug the penis more tightly, but their appearance is standard, so your partner will not even suspect that you are using this one to enhance the pleasure of both of you.

Stimulating condoms. These are ribbed, studded, rounded bumps, bristles or other textured condoms. By using such condoms, you will definitely increase the pleasure for yourself and your partner. Stimulating guards - so that you can dive into love games more easily and feel the pleasant experiences during sex more strongly.

Condoms that glow in the dark. New experiences in bed with the new glow-in-the-dark condoms! These are condoms with a unique appearance and many advantages - they protect against pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases, they fit perfectly, they are comfortable to wear, they are functional. Use them as instructed.

Aistra.lt online store sells not only vaginal balls but also condoms of different types and sizes, smells and tastes. Spice up your sexual relationship by bringing more spark of passion into it!

Where to buy condoms conveniently and at an attractive price?

Aistra.lt electronic store offers a very wide range of condoms at an attractive price. Buy protective equipment cheaper at a time convenient for you and completely confidentially. Follow promotions and save even more.

What is the correct way to use a condom?

Store condoms in a cool place away from direct sunlight. Check the expiration date on the condom package or condom box. Expired condoms tear more easily and should not be used. The price is also relevant - buying condoms online is worth it, because the cheapest and most reliable condoms will come here from reliable suppliers, so you can rest assured that these condoms are the newest and have been stored in the right conditions.

Open the package carefully - teeth or fingernails can tear the condom.

Put on a condom after the penis hardens. If the penis is uncircumcised, pinch the foreskin before putting on the condom.

Pinch the tip of the condom to leave some space at the top for the sperm to enter. Unroll the condom all the way to the base of the penis. You can lubricate the condom with a little water-based lubricant, but do not use oils that can damage the latex.

After ejaculation, hold the edge of the condom and pull out the penis while it is still hard to prevent the semen from spilling out.

What to do if the condom is torn?

Such cases cause a lot of stress for both adults and teenagers! It is unpleasant, but even if the condom has torn or slipped, the situation can be improved.

The first worry when a condom breaks is the threat of an unwanted pregnancy. This is where emergency contraception, also known as the "morning-after" or "plan B" pill, can help, which can help prevent pregnancy after unsafe sex or if the condom breaks. It's important to know that it's important to act quickly here - you only have 5 days after unprotected sex for emergency contraception to work, and some emergency contraceptives work better the sooner they are used. These preparations are available at the pharmacy and are sold without a prescription, but due to the high amount of hormones they contain, they are not suitable as a permanent contraceptive.

Another concern when a condom breaks is the threat of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). When a condom breaks, there is likely to be an exchange of bodily fluids that can spread sexually transmitted diseases. The only way to know if you have or have had any STD is to get tested. If you have sex with more than one person, it's always a good idea to get tested for STDs regularly, and a broken condom is a great time to do it!

Frequently asked questions

How often should a condom be changed?

Use a new condom every time you have vaginal, anal, or oral sex.

What are the best condoms made of?

About 90 percent of condoms on the market are made of latex. Latex condoms are popular due to their ease of use, wide availability of the material used in production, attractive price and relatively high level of safety. In the Aistra range (best price) you can find latex condoms of various shapes and sizes, thicknesses, colors and flavors suitable for all types of sex.

In rare cases, users cannot choose this solution due to latex allergy. The first symptoms of latex allergy are an unpleasant feeling on the skin and mucous membranes, such as redness, swelling, hives, rash or itching. An allergy to latex condoms can occur in both women and men. Non-latex condoms are usually made of polyurethane, polyisoprene, natural rubber and other materials. Unfortunately, compared to latex condoms, they have more disadvantages in terms of durability and protection against STDs.

How to check if the condom is intact?

First, before using a condom, make sure it has not expired. Also, do not use guards that have been stored in inappropriate conditions: it is better not to risk and not use condoms that have spent a long time in your pocket, purse or were exposed to direct sunlight.

The next step is to make sure its packaging is intact. If, after removing it from the foil packet, the condom seems sticky or extremely dry, its packaging has probably been damaged - it is better to look for a new condom.

Even if you choose a good condom, "accidents" are possible, so after intercourse, when you remove the condom from the penis, you may see tears or tears. You may not always see a big tear, but if you notice semen coming out, the condom has likely cracked.

During sex, the condom can also fall inside the vagina - if there is no condom on the penis when you pull it out of the vagina - it's time to worry. To avoid this, always pull your penis out of your vagina while your penis is still hard and hold the base of the condom as you pull.

Do condoms completely prevent STDs and unplanned pregnancy?

A condom used properly is 99 percent effective, but the key word here is "properly." A condom is only 82 percent effective when used improperly, meaning that approximately 18 out of 100 women will experience the risk of an unplanned pregnancy a year. Therefore, find out how to use a condom correctly - from its storage to proper removal after intercourse.

Condoms can only prevent the spread of sexually transmitted diseases such as HPV or genital herpes if the condom covers the entire infected area or sores. In order to protect yourself from STIs, it is advisable to use condoms not only during vaginal, but also during anal and oral intercourse. When used correctly, condoms are one of the most reliable means of protection against STDs.