All Details About Durex Extra Thin Condom Intense Chocolate
Find out detailed description, uses, directions of use, side effects, warnings and precautions, frequently asked questions about Durex Extra Thin Condom Intense Chocolate
Description:
Durex Extra Thin Condom is a super-thin condom designed for greater sensitivity. It promises you a sleeker feel and heightened sensitivity while providing the same level of reassurance and protection as a regular condom. Available in 3 flavours: Strawberry, bubblegum and intense chocolate.
Uses:
This product is designed to prevent pregnancy, give protection against sexually transmitted diseases.
Directions For Use:
- Just before indulging in sexual intercourse put the condom on the erect genital
- The roll should be on the outside
- The end of the condom must be squeezed before putting it on to release any air trapped inside
- While squeezing the end with one hand, one should put the condom on top of the genital and roll it with the other
- Once ejaculation is reached, and while the genital is still erect, hold the condom firmly, and take it off carefully
Side Effects:
Warning & Precautions:
- This product is for single use only
- Always use a fresh condom during intercourse
- Seek medical assistance as soon as possible, at least within 72 hrs, if the condom leaks/ bursts during use
- Do not use a condom after the expiry date, indicated on the pack
- Store the condoms in a cool, and dry place
- Protect from heat and direct sunlight
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