Condoms
Male and female condoms protect against unwanted pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections (STIs), you need to use male or female condoms for anal or vaginal sex, and either male condoms…
…Where can I get condoms from?
Youth Services Most GP practices Some Pharmacies
You can also buy condoms from:
Shops Pharmacies Supermarkets Petrol stations/…
… appointments are with our very capable and qualified Health Care assistants (HCAs)
STI prevention
Condoms are the only form of contraception, along with Femidoms, that can help prevent against Sexually…
… during sexual activity. More information on how to contact us can be found on our opening times page
CondomsCondoms remain the most effective way of protecting against infections, and within the UK and the…
… they are.
Emergency contraception
Emergency contraception can be given following a burst condoms, missed pills or pills taken late or after unprotected sex. It will help and reduces the…
… questions about your medical history, and may take your blood pressure and weigh you.
If you need condoms or other contraception, e.g. pills, then you will be taught how to use them and be given a supply…
… such as cats or dogs. Pubic lice are most commonly passed on during sexual contact. Condoms will not prevent them from being passed to another person. It is also possible for pubic lice to…
… to other people and less likely to do you any long-term harm.
How do I keep myself safe?
Using condoms and practising safe sex reduces your risk of many infections. Having regular sexual health check…
If you live in Calderdale you can access home testing for Chlamydia and Gonorrhoea for free by filling out a simple form, and a kit will be posted out to your home address.
… vaginosis because it is not sexually transmitted, however antibiotics and cream can affect condoms and other contraception so speak to your doctor or pharmacist who can give you more…
