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Female Condom Instructions

Posted by Condom Depot on 08/14/2008

This article provides detailed instructions on how to use the Female Condom. Also, never use a male and female condom together as the friction caused increases the likelihood of condom failure.

Female Condom Instructions

Here are instructions on how to use a female condom. This condom is to be inserted in the vagina before intercourse. These condoms provide a high level of protection against STDs and unwanted pregnancy.

Warning - Never use a Male Condom and Female Condom together. The friction caused may cause both condoms to break!

Step 1 Step 1

Open the female condom package carefully; tear at the notch on the top right of the package. Do not use scissors or a knife to open.

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Step 2 Step 2

The outer ring of the female condom covers the area around the opening of the vagina. The inner ring is used for insertion and to help hold the sheath in place during intercourse.

Step 3 Step 3

While holding the sheath at the closed end, grasp the flexible inner ring and squeeze it with the thumb and second or middle finger so it becomes long and narrow.

Step 4 Step 4

Choose a position that is comfortable for insertion; squat, raise one leg, sit or lie down.

Step 5 Step 5

Gently insert the inner ring of the Female Condom into the vagina. Feel the inner ring go up and move into place.

Step 6 Step 6

Place, the index finger on the inside of the condom, and push the inner ring up as far as it will go. Be sure the sheath is not twisted. The outer ring should remain on the outside of the vagina.

Step 7 Step 7

The female condom is now in place and ready for use with your partner.

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Step 8 Step 8

When you are ready, gently guide your partner's penis into the sheath's opening with your hand to make sure that it enters properly; be sure that the penis is not entering on the side, between the sheath and the vaginal wall.

Step 9 Step 9

To remove the female condom, twist the outer ring and gently pull the condom out.

Step 10 Step 10

Wrap the condom in the package or in tissue, and throw it in the garbage. Do not put it into the toilet.

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D E Simmons Posted on Aug-20-2008

This is the best and most vivid instructions, including clear pictures, of how to insert the female condom. Thanks for your consideration of female's right to use condoms as an option for preventing STD's.

Jake Posted on Sep-06-2008

WOW Finally it is here, just what the Doctor Needed ! ! !

stacy Posted on Oct-20-2008

thank you for putting this up. my boyfriend and i had such a hard time trying to put my female condom on. it was very difficult but then we sat here and read the instructions 4 times and finally on the 4th try we got it right. i was starting to get very upset that we were not going to be able to have sex that night but i am so thankful to you and your staff for these wonderful illustrations. i came 4 times that night. xoxoxo

AMM Posted on Nov-23-2008

I don't plan on using this as I don't have sex (sigh), but I think you putting the directions here is awesome. not many sites that sell this would even give a darn much less do it.

Connie Posted on Nov-24-2008

It was very difficult putting in the female condom. Thank goodness we had male condoms for failure of putting in the female condom. I'll have to print these instructions and try it again sometime. And hopefully it will make it less painful.

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