You should never take health advice from people you don't know, especially on the internet.kenny1999 said:
Bin what you have and buy some new ones. Problems solvedkenny1999 said:
Bold of you to assume the problem has yet to occur rather than having already occurred.pinball1970 said:
And especially concerning hazards to your genitals...DaveC426913 said:
That's somewhat a bold assumption that all members on PF are physicists.Vanadium 50 said:
I was assuming he was being sensible to ask the question before potential problems…DaveC426913 said:
No, it is not safe to use an expired condom. Condoms have an expiration date for a reason, as the materials used to make them can deteriorate over time. This can cause the condom to break or tear, increasing the risk of pregnancy or sexually transmitted infections (STIs).
It is recommended to not use a condom after its expiration date has passed. However, if the condom is only a few months past its expiration date and has been stored properly, it may still be effective. It is always best to use a condom that is within its expiration date.
No, it is not safe to use a condom that has been stored in extreme temperatures. Heat and cold can damage the materials of the condom, making it less effective. It is important to store condoms in a cool, dry place.
The risks of using an expired condom include an increased chance of pregnancy and STIs. Expired condoms are more likely to break or tear, leaving you and your partner unprotected. It is important to always use a condom within its expiration date to ensure maximum effectiveness.
No, you should not use an expired condom even if it looks and feels fine. As mentioned before, the materials used to make condoms can deteriorate over time, making them less effective. It is best to always use a condom within its expiration date to ensure your safety and protection.