Sexuality: they invent a condom that lubricates

Through the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, scientist and professor Mark Grinstaff conducted a survey to develop a condom with a special self-lubricating layer, which makes it more slippery during bad .

Research published by the scientific journal Royal Society Open Science explains that this condom, being dry, has a viscous texture, but in contact with the natural fluids that occur during the bad makes it more slippery.

This function, in addition to the fact that the condom is not broken by friction, would also increase the sensitivity of the badual encounter, which would allow the couple to intensify the sensations experienced during bad .

What happens when there is no good lubrication?

Having bad without having a good lubrication (natural or artificial), returns to the uncomfortable and painful encounter, in addition to promoting the appearance of small sores inside the bads.

Similarly, many condoms are pre-lubricated. However, if the bad session is held for a long time, this lubrication is lost and the drought occurs. A dry condom can easily break.

Similarly, when the couple suffers from badl dryness or simply has not lubricated enough, it also promotes condom breakage .

Increased resistance

According to the researchers, a comparison with a normal condom used with a lubricant is as follows. Last loses its slippery effect after 600 penetrations. However, the new condom does not lose its lubrication, withstanding a thousand attacks during bad .

Other Benefits of Lubrication

Bekki Burbidge, of the FPA Sexual Health Organization, explains that good lubrication is essential to making the session of bad more enjoyable .

Similarly, it was pointed out that the condom, besides preventing an unwanted pregnancy was the only way to avoid contracting a badually transmitted disease (STDs). )

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