Feelz Condom Manual

Hello Tom, Dikeledi, Harry and Jane, apologies if we did not mention your name. We’ve had to put this together to ensure you’re in the know before you get going down low.

We know you want to feel good, it’s all about the Feelz and we’re here to ensure you make the most of it.

So before you get going..

1. Please check the expiry date on the buttercup. Please also check if the individual buttercup is obviously damaged. If it is either damaged or expired, please throw that one away and use a new one from an undamaged buttercup.

2. Please put a condom on before the penis touches the other person. This helps to prevent pregnancy and the possibility of catching Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs).

Always wrap it up!

Here’s how to use a condom…

1. Simply peel the foil seal off the buttercup to reveal the condom. Be very careful with the condom, it could get damaged by fingernails or sharp objects.

2. We’ve ensured that it’s always the right side up. So simply squeeze the teat, lift the condom out of the buttercup and place the condom on the tip of the erect penis.

3. Roll down the condom to the base of the penis and you’re good to go! The condom should not slip off or feel too tight, if it is please stop and check the condom.

4. Please take the condom off soon after ejaculation and hold it firmly at the base of the penis before pulling out.

5. Remove the condom, tie a knot and dispose of it hygienically into a bin. Don’t flush it down the toilet, that’s never a great idea.

A few warnings to consider…

Feelz condoms are made of natural rubber latex which might cause allergic reactions including anaphylactic shock if the user is allergic to latex. STOP USE: if you feel discomfort or irritation while using condoms. You should only use a condom once. Reuse may increase risk of failure or infection. Should you use the condom during oral sex first, please ensure that you use a new condom for any other sexual activity that follows.

Only use lubricants recommended for use with condoms. Oil based ones such as petroleum jelly, baby oil, lotion etc, and some topical medicines that go on the penis or vagina can damage condoms. For anal sex ensure you use additional lubrication on the outside of the condom.

When to seek advice…

Speak to your pharmacist or doctor if you are unsure if you are allergic to latex or if any irritation or discomfort persists after use of the condom or you are applying topical medicines to your penis or vagina. Don’t be a search engine doctor. If a condom leaks or bursts during sex, please consult a pharmacist or doctor as soon as possible and within 72hours.