Miramistin and STDs

Unread post by **Married Lover** » 25 Feb 2023, 07:42

How effective are Miramistin and its analogues at an affordable price?
I myself have never caught an STD, but I know firsthand that if you catch something, you won’t end up with problems.
All sorts of rubbish can then lead to The gastrointestinal tract may affect the kidneys, which then turns into a chronic disease.
Who uses what for protection and what is the effectiveness of what you use?

Unread post by **The passage** » 25 Feb 2023, 08:30

Married Lover: ↑25 Feb 2023, 07:42 How effective are Miramistin and its analogues at an affordable price?
I myself have never caught an STD, but I know firsthand that if you catch something, then you won’t end up with problems. All sorts of rubbish can then affect the gastrointestinal tract or the kidneys, which then turns into a chronic disease.
Who uses what for protection and what is the effectiveness of what you use?

Use a condom. Not 100% protection, but very close to 100

Unread post by **Married Lover** » 25 Feb 2023, 08:53

I use it, of course, but sometimes I REALLY want to without it. Even using ultra thin ones, I still have the feeling that there is a thick piece of rubber on my penis. And about 100% effectiveness, this is more of a marketing ploy. It’s not a fact that it will protect against AIDS.

Unread post by **The passage** » 25 Feb 2023, 09:12

Married Lover: ↑25 Feb 2023, 08:53 I use it, of course, but sometimes I REALLY want to be without it. Even using ultra thin ones, I still have the feeling that there is a thick piece of rubber on my penis. And about 100% efficiency, this is more of a marketing ploy. From AIDS It’s not a fact that it will protect.

Not 100% because it cannot be ruled out that the integrity of the condom is not broken and it does not have microscopic damage. And, surface-active antiseptics are about the same as washing with soap. Better than nothing, but no guarantee.

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