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Condoms stop the sperm from reaching the egg. It creates a physical barrier - this barrier makes sure fertilization (pregnancy) does not occur. Apart from being made mainly of very thin latex rubber or polyurethane, male condoms contain a lubricant, as well as a spermicide that either destroys or damages the sperm. Extra spermicide is also available in most pharmacies. 

Check the condom has not passed it's expiry date.

Hold the bulb of the condom between finger and thumb, making sure it is the right way round (so it will unroll down the penis - the rolled-up ridge needs to be on the outside not the inside).

Make sure there is no air trapped inside (by holding the bulb at the end).

While still holding the bulb, place the condom over the head of the penis (penis needs to be erect).

Gently unroll it down the penis, all the way. If the condom does not unroll it has probably been placed the wrong way round (inside out). If it has been placed the wrong way round, get a new condom and start again.

Immediately after ejaculation, before the penis has lost its erection, withdraw from your partner holding the condom in place to prevent leaking, then pull the condom off the penis slowly and gently being careful not to spill the contents.

Before any further sexual contact wash your hands and use a new condom, even if the male isn't planning to ejaculate again. Never try to re-use a condom.

12 pcs in per Packet