Hole in the condom

Jose Gonzalez-Garcia answers this commonly-asked question. I also suggest you check the Planned Parenthood Web site and review their document, "The Truth about Condoms. These last days there had been a lot of "bad information" circulating on the net about, the fact that the holes in the latex condom, are about times bigger than an HIV particle, so the virus could pass the intact condom. Such errors include using oil-based lubricants on latex condoms, using outdated or expired condoms, damaging condoms by keeping them in hot places, and tearing condoms with teeth or fingernails while struggling to free them from their foil packaging. Next, I used hand sanitizer and again tried to clean up. But I think your apparent shift at least as perceived by me merits elaboration to the "individuals" who visit your site.

Can you add to this? Read More About HIV Transmission. It releases a spermicide and prevents the sperm from coming in contact with the egg.