Female Condom

The female condom is a "bag" made of a soft plastic, polyurethane, a material that is thinner than the latex male condom.
This scholarship receives the liquid that man releases during intercourse by preventing direct contact of the sperm with the vaginal canal and the cervix of the woman, thus preventing the transmission of sexually transmitted diseases, HIV transmission, and preventing pregnancy unplanned.
The bag is 15 inches long and eight in diameter, and is therefore much larger than the male condom. It has, however, increased lubrication.
At the closed end there is a flexible ring and mobile that serves as a guide for placing the condom on the bottom of the female genital organ. The edge of the other end terminates in another flexible ring that will cover the vulva (the outside of the genitals).
How to use
To insert the female condom find a comfortable position.
You can be standing with one foot on a chair, sitting with knees apart, crouching or lying down.
Hold the condom with the outer ring hanging down;
Squeeze the inner ring and insert in the vagina, with your index finger, push the condom as far as it (the condom should cover the cervix);
The outer ring should be about 3 cm out of the vagina - do not be surprised, because that part is out serves to enhance protection (during penetration, male genitals and female genital flare and and then the condom fits better);
Until you and your partner have safety guide the male genital organ of him with his hand inside of her female genital organ.
With the shuttle of the male genital organ, it is normal for the condom moves.
If you feel that the outer ring is being pulled in, hold it or put more lube, once the relationship, remove the condom by squeezing the outer ring, twist the outer edge of the bag to ensure the maintenance of sperm inside the condom, pull it out gently.
Care needed when using the female condom
Using the female condom from the beginning of contact between the male genitals and female genital organ.
Having sex once with each female condom. Using the female condom more than once does not prevent against STDs and pregnancy.
Save the female condom in cool and dry.
Never open the female condom with teeth or other objects that may damage it.