Condones orales

The smartest way to enjoy oral sex is by adding a barrier to keep things fun and clean. For oral sex on a penis, simply roll on a condom – flavored options are a fantastic choice for spicing up the experience! For oral sex on a vulva or anus, use a dental dam (a thin square of latex). Using a barrier like this is a simple step for complete peace of mind, reducing the risk of STIs, so you can ditch the worry and focus entirely on pleasure.

Flavored condoms are a perfect choice for oral sex because they can transform the experience! They mask the latex taste, introducing a delicious and playful element that seriously ramps up the fun. And yes, they are safe for all types of sex and meet the exact same safety standards as any condom. Just a tip: Because of the hint of sugar, many people choose to stick to only oral use, as the sugar can sometimes slightly throw off the delicate balance of the vaginal pH. Keep it sweet and safe!

A mouth condom, or a dental dam is simply a thin square of latex or polyurethane that acts as a barrier. Place it smoothly and securely over the vulva or anus before intimate contact begins. Hold the edges firmly in place to ensure it doesn't shift during use. Use a new one for each partner and each new sex act to maintain maximum protection. Slide one on and give yourself the freedom to focus entirely on the fun!

You can use any standard, high-quality condom for oral sex, but many people prefer the flavored, colored, or ultra-thin varieties. Standard condoms work perfectly well as a barrier, but if you're lookingto enhance the experience, a flavored one is ideal for taste, colored is a perfect eye-catcher,while an ultra-thin one can maximize sensation. Don't limit yourself to the basics – try a flavor that matches your craving!

Condoms are your ultimate defense against STIs carried in fluids (like HIV, Chlamydia, and Gonorrhea) and are incredibly effective. However, some infections like HPV and Herpes can spread through skin-to-skin contact with an infected area that the condom doesn't completely cover. While a condom massively reduces the risk by covering the largest area, it can't offer 100% guaranteed protection from these specific skin-contact bugs. For the greatest safety, consistent use from start to finish is your golden rule. Bonus points for being vaccinated against HPV!