How to remove a female condom:
1. After having intercourse, squeeze and roll the outer ring (the part that hangs out) to keep the semen inside the sleeve.
2. Gently remove it from the vagina or anus, being careful not to spill any semen.
3. Throw it away (never throw in the toilet any kind of condom, because it can clog the bathroom).
4. Female condoms can not be used again; use a new one every time you have sex.
It is normal for the female condom to move a little during intercourse, but the penis must be completely surrounded by the condom at all times. Interrupt intercourse if the penis exits the condom and enters the vagina, or if the outer ring is pushed into the vagina. If your partner has not yet ejaculated (if semen did not come out), gently remove the condom and put it back in its place.
If your partner ejaculated outside the female condom near the vulva or inside the vagina and you do not use another contraceptive method, you can still avoid pregnancy with emergency contraception (the morning after pill). Emergency contraception can prevent pregnancy up to five days after having unprotected sex.
One of the best things about the female condom is that you can place it in advance, before the pre-sex games, so you do not have to interrupt the action when the time comes. Your partner can even participate in the game and put the condom on you.
2. Gently remove it from the vagina or anus, being careful not to spill any semen.
3. Throw it away (never throw in the toilet any kind of condom, because it can clog the bathroom).
4. Female condoms can not be used again; use a new one every time you have sex.
It is normal for the female condom to move a little during intercourse, but the penis must be completely surrounded by the condom at all times. Interrupt intercourse if the penis exits the condom and enters the vagina, or if the outer ring is pushed into the vagina. If your partner has not yet ejaculated (if semen did not come out), gently remove the condom and put it back in its place.
If your partner ejaculated outside the female condom near the vulva or inside the vagina and you do not use another contraceptive method, you can still avoid pregnancy with emergency contraception (the morning after pill). Emergency contraception can prevent pregnancy up to five days after having unprotected sex.
One of the best things about the female condom is that you can place it in advance, before the pre-sex games, so you do not have to interrupt the action when the time comes. Your partner can even participate in the game and put the condom on you.
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