The disadvantages of wearing condoms for boys

The most effective, common and safe way of contraception is to wear condoms to avoid pregnancy under unrealistic circumstances. Many people choose to wear condoms. Many people have doubts about the safety of condoms when choosing them. They don’t know whether this method will have side effects on the human body. So let’s talk about the disadvantages of wearing condoms for boys based on related issues. If you have any questions, you may wish to take a look!

1. The thickness of the condom has a great impact on men's psychology. The thicker the condom, the less sensitive the male penis will be during sex.

2. There are three main types of condoms: ultra-thin, thin and ordinary. Among them, the thickness of the ultra-thin type is 0.03 mm, the thickness of the ordinary type is 0.04-0.06 mm, and the thin condom is between the two. A study in the United States showed that for every 0.01 mm decrease in thickness, men's comfort level will increase by 20%.

3. Ultra-thin condoms are not suitable for everyone. For men who ejaculate quickly, are older and have poor self-control, they should use thicker condoms or choose to use delayed-release condoms.

4. Thickened physical delay condoms and special delay condoms. Thickened physical delay condoms are based on the different sensitivity levels of men. They are locally thickened at the most sensitive parts of the male penis, such as the glans, coronal sulcus and frenulum. This provides a green, safe and non-toxic method of physical delay for men with short duration. Special delayed-release condoms add a medically commonly used desensitizing ingredient, zocaine, to the lubricant, which can reduce the sensitivity of male sexual organs and thus prolong the duration of sexual intercourse.