condoms

[Peaches-n-Cream]

When I was in college, I went to the off campus apartment of a few guys that I knew. They had a fishbowl full of condoms so they could be prepared for the debauchery of off campus life where everyone had a single room. Anyway, I saw the fishbowl, and they said they wanted to be prepared. By the end of the year the bowl was still as full as it had been at the beginning of the year. They were very responsible young men just very unlucky with women. Poor guys!

[swissmiss04]

I suddenly developed a latex allergy my freshman year (and I won't tell you how I figured it out ) so I decided to try the Supras. They don't feel like you're even wearing anything, so I've been told, and personally (and I do mean personally) I thought they felt better. They are a might wee bit more expensive, but I've never ever had one to break.

[James]

I too have a latex allergy, and I too will spare you the accompanying story with its trip to the emergency room, swollen body parts, and painful cutting . . .

I never tried the Supras, but have used Avanti's by Durex I think . . they are a polyurethane condom also.

So you recomend the Supras?

Originally posted by swissmiss04
I suddenly developed a latex allergy my freshman year (and I won't tell you how I figured it out ) so I decided to try the Supras. They don't feel like you're even wearing anything, so I've been told, and personally (and I do mean personally) I thought they felt better. They are a might wee bit more expensive, but I've never ever had one to break.

[SAEalumnus]

ok, so here's my take on condoms...

yes, there IS a difference between wearing them and not, BUT (!!!), what's more valuable, safety, or unnecessary risk?

no, there ISN'T a difference between different types of condoms. They're all the same damn thing (for both people involved) --- EXCEPT! ONLY use a brand you trust!

That's pretty much it.