DE29618505U1 - condom - Google Patents

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Description

Condom to prevent conception and infection

Condoms of the usual type have a length of 17 cm (new EU standard), which completely covers the male member, gives it less sensation and thus significantly reduces the desire for sexual intercourse.

Although conventional condoms vary greatly in color, shape and wall thickness, their length remains the same in all types: all reach to the shaft of the penis (ORION catalog 996, pages 40, 41)

Since the front skin of the penis can only move back and forth under the tightly wrapped condom due to unpleasant friction, redness and slight wounds can occur after several sexual acts or after a longer act, which can make further intercourse difficult or prevent it completely for a few days.

As is known, extremely thin condoms (wall thickness (approx. 0.035 mm)) have recently been produced (ORION catalog V 495, page 57), but with little success, as these also lead to reddening of the foreskin and the glans of the penis and at the same time also cause more insecurity.

To remedy this, it is not easy to use an even thinner condom, because during intercourse the particularly delicate condom wall could tear and thus cause an additional risk.

The invention specified in claim 1 is based on the problem of creating a condom that is stable and tear-resistant, makes it easier to put on (pull over) the penis, allows the foreskin to move freely back and forth and increases the desire for sexual intercourse.

This problem is solved with the features listed in claim 1, in that the condom with expansion ring on the shaft only reaches up to the depression of the glans and thus does not participate in the movements of the foreskin. In addition, at least 60% of material can be saved using this invention.

The invention ensures that the condom, when rolled up, only covers the glans of the penis and allows the foreskin to slide freely back and forth - almost as if there were no protective agent. At the same time, this new condom - since most of the penis remains free - also gives more pleasure during sexual intercourse and can be put on (pulled over) more quickly and without difficulty. When used, the tight condom fits the glans precisely to the skin, thus creating an additional seal against the outflow of semen and (or) against the penetration of viruses and microbes, and at the same time prevents slipping off if the penis becomes flaccid. A special level of safety during sexual intercourse is achieved by the fact that the condom does not participate in the back and forth movement of the foreskin, since this can slide freely over the covered glans, thus preventing the condom from tearing.

An advantageous embodiment of the invention is specified in claim 2.

The further development according to claim 2 enables the expansion ring on the shaft of the condom to tightly enclose the depression of the glans and ensure special safety during sexual intercourse. The tight enclosure also leads to a stronger and longer erection.

An embodiment of the invention is explained with reference to Figures 1 to 5. They show:

Fig. 1 the condom, rolled up

Fig. 2 the condom, rolled up

Fig. 3 the condom rolled over the glans

Fig. 4 the applied condom, covered by the foreskin

Fig. 5 Putting on the condom.

The figures show the condom with upper part 1, lower part 2, expansion ring 4 and reservoir 3. The unequal side lengths fit the glans precisely; the expansion ring on the shaft tightly encloses the depression of the glans and thus prevents the condom from slipping off.

When the condom is rolled up as shown in Fig.2, a part (2 cm) of the upper side 1 remains open.
Fig.5 shows how to put on the condom:

The open part of the top 1 is placed halfway up the surface of the glans and then rolled up on both sides - up to the depression.

Fig.3 shows how the expansion ring on the shaft of the condom tightly encloses the depression of the glans and allows the foreskin to slide freely over the covered glans as shown in Fig.4.

Claims (2)

Heim Ferdinand-Christoph Protection claims (two-part version) 1. Condom to prevent conception and infection, used during sexual intercourse on the male member, characterized, that the condom with expansion ring on the shaft (4) only reaches up to the recess of the glans (5), and the upper part (1) is at least 2 cm longer than the lower part (2) - and when rolled up (Fig. 2) at least 2 cm remains free, 2. Condom according to protection claim 1 characterized, that the expansion ring on the shaft of the condom is no more than 1 mm thick and is particularly tight.