See why C0nd0ms burst for these unexpected reasons

See why C0nd0ms burst for these unexpected reasons

If you want to be safe, you need to know these unexpected reasons why condoms burst open.

Overheating, direct sunshine, or moisture weaken latex, increasing the likelihood of tears. Store them in a cool, dry place—like a bedside drawer—away from the sun.

Although carrying condoms in your wallet may seem handy, the continuous pressure and friction can lead to microscopic tears that you may not even be aware of. Choose a safer, colder location for storage.

Make sure there are no air pockets or bubbles when putting on the condoms; air pockets can easily become open and cause the condom to burst.

Condoms expire. The chance of a condom breaking is greatly increased when it is expired. Make sure the date is correct before buying it.

Trying to wear clothes that don't fit right is similar to wearing a condom that is too tight or too loose—it's uncomfortable and prone to bursting at the seams. Use the appropriate condom size.

Condoms are harmed by friction. Apply a generous amount of lubrication that is water-based and made especially for using condoms. Oil-based lubricants should be avoided because they degrade latex.

Rough sex, such as grasping or pinching the condom, might overstress it and cause it to break.

The condom may get punctured by jewellery, fingernails, or even teeth. Be careful during intercourse.

You can do everything possible, only to discover that it wasn’t your fault that the manufacturer released substandard products. Just make sure you buy tested and approved condoms.