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4.We offer free of charge delivery for all orders over £20 placed via this website with a UK delivery address. If you’ve possibly exposed your partner to HIV, which is still incurable despite the strides that have been made to find a cure, then that’s something you really need to do in-person. At the moment, you can only inform your partners if you have chlamydia, gonorrhea, or trichomoniasis, because these are the most common and curable. So They Can Know is a site that allows you to send an anonymous email or e-card to your partners to let them know that they may have been exposed to an STI and should get tested. But if you don’t want to have that chat, although you know it’s absolutely your responsibility to let your partners know that you’ve found out you have an STI, then you can turn to So They Can Know. But since condoms aren’t a 100 percent and things can happen, having to let your partners know what’s going on with you is sometimes a must.
It’s an awkward situation and one that no one wants to deal with EVER. If you’ve ever had to sit down and tell your partner that you have an STI, then you know how hard it can be. Here are four other things that are bound to make your sex life happier, healthier, and way easier than it’s ever been before. Of course this method of finding out if you have an STI shouldn’t replace regularly testing, but it can at least give you heads up as to what might be going on with your partner, who may not be on the up and up with the regular STI tests.Īlthough this idea is, for lack of a better word, brilliant, it’s still in its infancy, so it might be some time before you find these glow in the dark condoms, that were conceived by 11- to 16-year-olds mind you, in your neighborhood Duane Reade.īut condoms that glow in the dark as a means to detect STIs aren't the only sexual health innovations out there. No glowing, means you can breathe deeply and get back to business. Depending on what virus the condom attaches itself to, you could be looking at a glowing green condom for chlamydia, a yellow condom for herpes, purple for HPV, and blue for syphilis.
Why? Because thanks to an invention by students at Isaac Newton Academy in Illford, condoms that glow when they come into contact with an STI is about to be a thing, and a condom that glows green means there’s chlamydia to be had.Īs part of the TeenTech awards, the students created S.T.EYE, a condom that has layers of molecules in it that can detect bacteria associated with the most common sexually transmitted infections out there. So, there you are, getting it on, and you reach for the condom and once it's on it begins to glow green. They are hot, funny, sexy, and OMG, you just can’t wait to get them naked in your bed. Picture this: It’s a Friday night and you have just met someone who looks like a divine cross between Benedict Cumberbatch and Ruby Rose.
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