Female Condom Anal

Female Condom Anal

One of the benefits of female-condom use—besides its protection against STDs, including HIV, during anal and vaginal sex—is that it empowers receptive sexual partners to protect themselves whether or not their partner wants to use a traditional condom.

The female condom works by collecting semen, just like a traditional condom; but instead of covering the penis, it's inserted into the vagina or anus. For more comfort during anal intercourse, The inner ring does not “have” to be removed but removal can make insertion easier . The outer ring rests outside the anus, providing an additional barrier against STDs transmitted through skin-to-skin contact.

Here are some of the reasons why you can try female condoms as alternative to male condoms:

Follow our step by step instructions on how to use the female condom:

• The easiest way to use the female condom for anal sex is to wear it like a 'male' condom. Put lubricant in the female condom and then place it over the penis (or a dildo). Use plenty of lubricant on the outside of the female condom or around the anus before anal sex. For this method the inner ring is removed.

• Alternatively, you could try to insert the female condom in the rectum first, as for vaginal fucking. Use plenty of lubricant around the anus, and loosen it with a finger in readiness for the female condom. Make sure your fingernails are cut short.

• After removing the female condom from its wrapper, hold the inner ring between your thumb, index and forefinger, and squeeze it so that it forms an oval. Don't remove the inner ring, as this will lead the female condom to become tangled, and could lead to breakage.

• Push the female condom up into the rectum as far as you can, using the inner ring as a guide, whilst spreading your arsehole with your other hand. You may find this easier if you raise one leg onto the side of the bath, or a stool.

• Then put your index finger inside the female condom, until you feel the bottom of the inner ring. Push up as far as you can, but do not insert the outer ring.

• You will find that the outer ring, and perhaps a small part of the female condom, is on the outside of your arsehole. That's meant to happen, and should stop the female condom from slipping inside.

• Use more lubricant inside the female condom, to keep it moist, and add it whenever you need it during sex.

• Check every now and again during sex that the outer ring of the female condom hasn't slipped inside your arsehole, or that the penis hasn't slipped between the female condom and the arsehole. If it has, stop, remove the female condom, and use a new one before starting again.

• Don't re-use the female condom. The female condom is designed for vaginal sex and for single use. Some gay men are reported to have used a female condom when being fucked by multiple partners. If you use it more than once for anal sex, we don't know the strains that it could put on the sides of the sheath, which might easily tear. And if you get a lot of semen in the female condom, we don't know how effective it is in holding it in, or whether any seepage into your rectum could take place. It is likely that fucking in somebody else's cum would be risky for the active partner.

• Removing the female condom. Because the female condom lines the inside of the rectum, your partner doesn't have to withdraw immediately after coming. You can remove the sheath when it suits you, making sure that no semen is spilt. Twist the outer ring to keep the semen inside, and then pull gently. Throw away the used female condom.
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A lot of men don’t know this fact, but the female condom can be used for anal sex. Maybe a little trickier to use than the conventional condom and it does take getting used to, but a lot of men do like to use it.

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If you enjoy anal sex, it's important to choose the right condom with proper lubrication. Without proper lubrication, the condom can break easily or come off during intercourse. And the type of lubrication you use is also critical for comfort on both the giving and receiving end of anal sex.
The lack of natural lubrication in the anus makes it susceptible to tearing which, coupled with the anus’ other job as waste management plant, makes it even more susceptible to infection. Even without tearing, getting fecal matter inside of your peehole can put you at risk for a number of infections, not in the least would be a urinary tract infection (UTI).
If you are going to have anal sex – suit up! Using lubricated condoms is a great idea, but try to find one that has extra silicone lube. It's also a good idea to have some extra lube on hand, like a sillicone-based lubricant , which is long-lasting and does not absorb as quickly. The anus is made to absorb water, so water-based lubes won’t last long and oil-based lubes are not compatible for use with a latex condom.
Whether you're anal sex beginner or a pro, it is not recommended to use a condom or lubricant that is cooling, warming or numbing. If anal sex is too painful, your body is telling you to stop. Since the anus is super absorbent, it could also be harmful to introduce these chemicals into the digestive track.
Although the FDA has not specificed any particular condom approved for anal sex, our line-up for the Best Condoms for Anal Sex below are highly recommended to ensure your comfort, safety and pleasure.
Atlas Ultra Lubricated Condoms are a trusted favorite amongst many. These condoms are lathered with extra long-lasting silicone lubrication and the classic straight-shaft shape make it a perfect combo for comfortable anal sex.
Size: 7.08" length, 4.16" circumference Lubrication: Silicone-Based
If you're well-endowed, you're going to need a properly fitting and well-lubricated condom for anal sex. And the Caution Wear Grande has just that... at a much more affordable price than other big brand named magnum-sized condoms. But don't let the price fool you, the Grande is just as reliable and durable as the best of them.
Size: 8.80" length, 4.24" circumference Lubrication: Silicone-Based
The Kimono MicroThin condom tops the list because of it's ultra-thinness, which makes it the perfect condom for you anal pros. Although, those who are new to the game might feel more comfortable with something thicker until you get your rhythm figured out. Regardless, the Kimono Condom brand is well-known for their strength and commitment to safety.
Size: 8.12" length, 3.74" circumference Lubrication: Silicone-Based
If you prefer a tighter fitting condom or have trouble finding a condom that stays in place securely for the long haul, then you'll want to check out the Iron Grip condom by Caution Wear. With a straight-shaft shape, and a circumference of 3.50 inches, it's our highest-rated condom for the average, or slightly smaller guy.
Size: 7.75" length, 3.50" circumference Lubrication: Silicone-Based
And last but certainly not least, ONE UltraFeel Condoms. If you're traveling, or do not have a bottle of lube handy, this is the best condom for anal sex. The 2-in-1 packaging includes a silicone-based lubricated condom on one side and an extra 2 mL packet of silicone lubrication on the other side. Genius!
Size: 7.16" length, 4.16" circumference Lubrication: Silicone-Based, plus an extra 2 mL packet of silicone lubrication.
Still need help? Let one of our condom and safer sex experts help you out! We have been the "friend in the business" for nearly 20 years to hundreds of thousands of customers.

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