What is a polyurethane condom, and how is it different from a latex condom?

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A polyurethane condom is an alternative to a latex condom for people who may have a latex allergy. Polyurethane condoms also protect against STDs, HIV infection and pregnancy, but they are not as effective as latex condoms.

Sexually Transmitted Diseases

  1. What is an STD?
  2. Can I tell by looking if someone has an STD?
  3. Will I know if I have an STD?
  4. How are STDs passed from one person to another?
  5. How are STDs not spread?
  6. How can I reduce my risk of getting an STD?
  7. What is abstinence?
  8. If my partner is not infected and I am not infected, can we get an STD from having sex with each other?
  9. Can I get an STD or HIV from a toilet seat?
  10. Can I get herpes from kissing someone?
  11. Can two female partners get and STD from each other?
  12. What is a polyurethane condom, and how is it different from a latex condom?
  13. What is a female condom?
  14. Can I get syphilis if someone who has the rashes on their hands touches me?
  15. If I have an STD and I am pregnant, will it hurt my baby?
  16. Where can I go to get tested?
  17. Can STDs be cured?
  18. Can I get an STD more than once?

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