Smart Pre-erection Condom [VbIc8luFJyn]

Smart Pre-erection Condom [VbIc8luFJyn]

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Intelligent Pre-erection Condom How the pre-erection condom that is placed two hours before having sex works The product began to be marketed in the United Kingdom and Germany, it is made with a material ten times thinner than latex, it is resistant to stretching, pressure and friction. During the last year in Europe, contraceptive companies are experiencing a revolution thanks to pre-erection condoms, which seek to be a definitive solution to last-minute interruptions and worries that usually occur during sexual relations. This innovation introduces a significant change in the way people prepare for intimate encounters, offering a “much easier” experience by eliminating the need to pause the moment to put on a traditional condom. Kamyra Condoms, one of the companies behind this revolutionary proposal, states that its condoms are made with a material ten times thinner than latex, resistant to stretching, pressure and friction. According to the company, this material not only offers superior comfort, but also feels “like a second skin when the material is hot,” facilitating body heat transfer and arousal. How to use condoms before erection These products, which are placed on the flaccid penis up to two hours before sexual activity, seek to make the experience “much easier (and fun)” - according to the company -, avoiding the interruption to put on a traditional condom. A ring at the bottom helps it stay in place before erection. A distinctive feature is that the condom expands with the erection, tightening to a maximum length of 18 cm, similar to standard condoms offered by well-known companies such as Durex. What benefits does this new product offer? Pre-erection condoms are also promoted as a possible solution to overcoming condom-related erectile dysfunction. A situation frequently cited by many men as an important reason for avoiding its use, despite the proven protection against sexually transmitted infections. In the study published in the International Journal of Clinical and Health Psychology, researchers followed 82 men between the ages of 18 and 30 and found "no statistical difference" in sexual arousal between pre-erection condom users and those without contraceptives. Everyone was asked to avoid having sex, drinking alcohol, using psychoactive substances, or viewing sexually explicit photographs and videos 24 hours before the study. During the session, each participant in the first group was asked to put on the condom before watching a sequence of videos (three “neutral” and three “erotic”), each approximately three minutes long. The volunteers in the control group followed the same process. At the beginning and end, participants were asked about their erectile dysfunction and were given a score out of 25 (according to the International Index of Erectile Function), with low scores indicating more severe cases. The researchers found no "statistical differences" in sexual arousal between the two groups, suggesting that the contraceptive was not to blame for the erection difficulties. They also stated that the men did not report any side effects, but acknowledged the limitations of the small study size. What users who tried it say Consumer opinions are divided. While some men express that they “can't imagine sex without them anymore,” others have likened the “film-thin” material to some difficulty putting it on comfortably, noting that it takes time to learn how to wear it correctly. Additionally, complaints have been reported about problems keeping the condom in place, including slipping or breaking during use. Despite these criticisms, the manufacturers have not claimed the contraceptive effectiveness of these products or explained the reason for the two-hour use limit. How much do these new condoms cost? Packages of three pre-erection condoms are offered on the market for USD 6.4, and on Amazon they are available in presentations of up to 72 units for around USD 107.32, which makes them comparatively affordable.