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An even more compelling reason for using a condom in today’s sexual scene is that it is about the only thing we have that allows us to have sex but protects us to some extent from sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). In the 1960s, liberation from the fear of pregnancy by the Pill was celebrated by a couple of generations of free love — free of fear and responsibility. That was all changed as HIV and other nasties hit the scene in the 1980s. Canadian viagra store

Irene is a young high school teacher. She had lived with the same partner throughout her college years, but it all broke up just after her final exams when he took up with someone else. To help mend her broken heart, Irene went on a beach holiday with some girlfriends. One night in a bar, Irene met Danny and three double vodkas later found herself in bed with him in his hotel room. She was still taking the Pill following her break-up with Brad so she wasn’t going to get pregnant, but oops! she hadn’t thought to get herself any condoms. After all, it wasn’t as if she had been planning to have sex…

And when Danny didn’t produce condoms she was just too embarrassed, and too drunk, and everything was happening too fast to mention them herself. Anyway, she told herself next morning when her friends were laughing about it with her, she surely wouldn’t catch anything just from a one-night stand. Wrong! Back home, Irene tested positive for chlamydia, and needed two weeks of antibiotic treatment, just at the time she was starting her first job, before the infection cleared. Fortunately her other STD tests were all negative. Canadian healthcare online pharmacy

All condoms sold in Australia, the United States, Britain and most Western countries are required to meet stringent manufacturing specifications, including being subjected to electronic testing to check for holes or other defects. A ‘water test’ is also performed on a random selection from each manufacturing batch — in the United States this means that the condom must withstand 300 millilitres (ml) of water and not leak (the amount in Britain is 3 litres — we’re not sure what this implies about English men). An ‘air burst’ test is also done to make sure that a condom can’t be blown open. This testing is overseen by the relevant drug and therapeutic goods authorities, including periodic inspections of condom factories and testing of random samples in their own labs (no, is the answer to what you’re asking, the tests are done by machines, not men). Any sex product that could be construed to be a condom has to meet these requirements.

Irene is a young high school teacher. She had lived with the same partner throughout her college years, but it all broke up just after her final exams when he took up with someone else. To help mend her broken heart, Irene went on a beach holiday with some girlfriends. One night in a bar, Irene met Danny and three double vodkas later found herself in bed with him in his hotel room. She was still taking the Pill following her break-up with Brad so she wasn’t going to get pregnant, but oops! she hadn’t thought to get herself any condoms. After all, it wasn’t as if she had been planning to have sex…