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75 percent of condoms in India used for other than sex

    Posted by Condom Depot on 04/25/2005

People in India are making good use of their condoms, but not in the way you might think. Only a quarter of condoms made in India are used for sex. The Economic Times newspaper reports the rest are used to make saris, toys and bathroom slippers.

75 percent of condoms in India used for other than sex

Associated Press
Apr. 25, 2005 09:15 AM

NEW DELHI - People in India are making good use of their condoms, but not in the way you might think.

Only a quarter of condoms made in India are used for sex. The Economic Times newspaper reports the rest are used to make saris, toys and bathroom slippers.

Sari weavers put the condoms on their thread spools. The lubricant on the prophylactics rubs off on the thread, making it move faster through the sewing machines.

India manufactures more than a billion condoms a year, which are supposed to be used for disease prevention and to curb population growth.


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