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The short answer is no. The wave of organic condoms on the market and savvy marketing campaigns may be creating a false belief that traditional condoms aren’t good enough, but they are. Don’t fret.

Kecia Gaither, MD, double board-certified in OB/GYN and Maternal Fetal Medicine, Director of Perinatal Services at NYC Health + Hospitals/Lincoln in the Bronx Reusable condoms offer an eco-friendly and cost-effective alternative to traditional disposable condoms. When choosing reusable condoms, consider the material, size, and fit and always follow the manufacturer’s instructions for proper cleaning and maintenance.If you try a new condom or barrier method and experience irritation, rawness, or other discomfort afterwards, discontinue use and talk with a healthcare professional. Pricing guide And if there’s any pre-cum or ejaculate released before pulling out, any STI transmitted through bodily fluids can be transmitted. Sustain uses the most vagina-friendly ingredients possible,” Romm adds. They’re sustainably sourced, vegan, and fragrance-free.

Condoms prevent the spread of most STDs and likely reduce the risk of all STDs, but a condom is only effective when used correctly,” she told CNN. If you think this suggestion is too obvious, consider the fact that the Centers for Disease Control, that beleaguered bastion of health advice, recently felt the need to tweet it out. .

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We say it because people do it,” they wrote. “Don’t wash or reuse condoms! Use a fresh one for each sex act.” Using reusable condoms can benefit both partners in a sexual relationship. Since they are reusable, they are cost-effective, reducing the need for frequent replacements and thus the costs associated with traditional condoms. Organic condom alternatives (which may be latex or latex-free) often have fewer chemicals, dyes, and additives, Ross says. They’re a great option for people who have an allergy or sensitivity to an ingredient commonly found in traditional condoms.