Wednesday, February 21, 2024

What are the Sizes of Condoms?


Condoms have different shapes, styles, widths, lengths, strengths and sizes. Different manufacturers turn them out differently. There has not been any standard length specified for condoms but this is because its material is stretchable enough to fit a man’s erect penis. The variation in condoms’ length is also meant to serve some purposes. Those with smaller width give a closer fit while others are larger. For ensuring safety and pleasure, you need to buy a condom which fits you well.

Facts about Condom Sizes


  • There is no standard condom length but those made from latex rubber are expected to fit an erect penis.
  • Width of condoms varies. The difference between the largest and the smallest condom is about 1.5 cm.
  • The average condom size is 7.5 inches in length, 2 inches width at the shaft and a bit more than 2 inches wide at the head.
  • Condom failure can result from condoms being too small or too large.
  • When too large, condoms may slip off and when too small, they are likely to tear. So, choose one that fits your penis well by trial and error.
  • Get narrower condoms if you find the average size one slippery during intercourse.
  • Condoms if too narrow can feel constrictive in the shaft and be likely to break.
  • You might find the average sized condom with a head that is too tight. Account for this by choosing those that have more headroom.
  • Close fitting or smaller condoms are generally known as trim or snug fit.
  • Larger fitting condoms have been named XL, XXL or Magnum.
  • Condom sizes also depend on its material. Condom material can be latex, polyurethane, polyisoprene and lambskin.
  • Generally, condom sizes are not a cause for concern because the average penis size is between 5 and 6 inches, from the base to the head. Since most condoms are more than 7.5 inches in length, you would be safe most of the time. It is just that with a perfect fit, you can ensure even better protection.
Width of condoms based on different sizes are :
  1. Narrow Condoms – 1.75 inches wide.
  2. Average Condoms – 2 inches wide.
  3. Large Condoms – Width more than 2 inches.
  4. Extra Large Condoms – Width more than 2.5 inches wide at the head, and more than 2 inches wide at the shaft.
Condoms with length more than 8 inches are also available for the better endowed among us.

Wednesday, February 14, 2024

How to put a condom on with your mouth?

Condoms are simple to use whether you are in a new relationship (and want to impress your partner) or want to spice up your sex life. Either way, this skill is sure to arouse. Learning how to put on a condom with your mouth can be a little tricky, but it can make for a sexy surprise for your partner. Plus, this puts a pleasurable spin on safe sex, so with step-by-step instructions, here's the answer on how to put a condom on with your mouth:
Here's How:
1.        Open the condom package carefully (remember that sharp nails or teeth may cause small tears in the condom). Make sure that the condom is positioned properly, so it can roll down.
2.        Place the condom in your mouth with the reservoir tip facing in; gently hold the edges with your lips (placing the ring of the condom in front of your teeth).
3.        While still holding the condom in your mouth, make your mouth into an O shape.
4.        To keep air out of the tip of the condom, push the reservoir tip against the roof of your mouth with your tongue.
5.        If you’d like, you can wrap your hands around the base of your partner’s penis to keep it sturdy. With your mouth, place the condom on the tip of his penis, making sure to squeeze the tip with your tongue against the head of the penis.
6.        Use your lips to push the condom over the head of the penis (without letting your teeth touch the condom), and roll it all the way down the penis shaft, making sure you are only using your lips or the front of your teeth to help guide the way.
7.        Run your lips up and down the shaft to squeeze the air out of the condom (you can really add some sex appeal to this step!).
8.        Be very careful not to let the edges of your teeth come in contact with the condom.
9.        Check with your hands to make sure it is on properly.
Tips:
1.        Some lubricated condoms have an awful taste, so try using a flavored condom- Apple, choco, Coffee, Strawberry, Bubblegum, Melange etc ) or a nonlubricated condom.
2.        It may take several attempts to perfect this method, so don’t get discouraged if it doesn’t work the first time.
3.        Take it slow, smooth and careful -- you don’t want to damage, bite or tear the condom.
4.        Remember, condoms are the only birth control method that protect against mostsexually transmitted diseases and the HIV virus.
What You Need:
·         Condom (in original package) - Check expiration date.
·         Patience
·         A sense of adventure and sexy fun!

Dildo Maker

The Dildo maker....


Invented in 1933 by the famous french designer Raymond Loewy, this pencil sharpner became an icon of the stream line mouvement. Loewy was one of the first designer to introduce sensual lines in everyday products. From a world of craftmanship and functionality we entered in a world of desire and seduction.

In this new era designers were assign a new mission. A good product is not only an object build with quality, an efficient product, a product with a good price or nor even beautiful looking. A good product has to create emotions. Marketing, advertising ...and the design itself has to communicate emotions to the customers in order to buy this product and bring him the best user experience.




The Dildomaker offers an almost limitless choice of creations.





In 2013 Francesco Morackini introduces the Dildomaker, from the “tools” serie. Playing around with the cliche: “Sex sales” The Dildomaker’s purpose is to provide the users what they really want: “Pleasure” and moreover “sexual pleasure”. The Dildomaker is just a tool which doesn’t give pleasure directely. The distance created here on purpose, tries to raise questions on our relationship between us and manufactured products.


The Dildomaker is very easy to use. Create your dildo as you would sharp your pencil. TIPP! All soft material should be frozen before shaping.

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