More than 20 million condoms distributed monthly for free by government and non-governmental organizations fighting against HIV/Aids will be dotted from now.
The free condoms will be in the same league with expensive ones in the market. Such studded condoms are locally sold for Sh150 and above for a set of three condoms.
This has made Kenya the first country in Africa to distribute for free studded, comfortable and sensual sheaths to its citizens. The National AIDS and STI’s Control Programme Key Population Manager Helgar Musyoki says it’s a milestone.
Nascop Helgar says distributes 20 million condoms every month while LVCT distributes slightly above 500, 000 condoms monthly.
Stanley Ngara alias King of Condoms of LVCT says this is intended to make love-making more pleasurable and users wearers not to feel downgraded.
“They stimulate sex like the high-priced ones. We are getting positive feedback and uptake is even higher. They are also easier to put on for novices and particularly visually handicapped” says Ngara.
He adds; “Above sensation, they made in such a way beginners can easily identify the side that should be outside and especially blind people are able to touch, feel it and put it on easily”
The dots create extra pressure on the nerve endings present on walls of the vagina. They also push against the g-spot. We can easily feel the difference between a normal and a dotted condom. We can feel the roughness the dots create all throughout the vagina. In anal, I don’t feel much different from the dots. That’s probably because of the tightness compared to the vagina.
For men, the pleasure of using a dotted condom lies in the fact that his partner is having a wonderful time because of something he has worn on his d*ck. Sorry boys. Some pleasures are meant only for us.