Latex Condoms facts

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Natural condoms made from bladders and animal skins allow the transfer of body heat between partners. Latex condoms reduce heat transfer, which may contribute to reduced sexual pleasure

In 2015 South Korea's highest court struck down a decades-old law banning adultery. Shares in Unidus Corp, which makes latex products including condoms, soared to the 15 percent daily limit gain after the ruling.

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1. Lambskin condoms, which are universally claimed to afford no protection against HIV, are in fact probably more effective at preventing the spread of HIV than latex condoms

2. Condoms are tested by attempting to pass electricity through the latex. A bad condom allows the connection.

3. 18% of men incorrectly believe that having sex standing up reduces the risk of pregnancy and 37% of unmarried people aged 18-29 believe you can use petroleum jelly with latex condoms.

4. A milk protein is used in the manufacturing of latex, which means most condoms are unsuitable for use by vegans.

5. Don't use coconut oil with latex condoms!