The present invention is a non-rolled adhesive condom with adhesive coating on its external surface supported by one or more releasing strips, a configuration that allows easy manufacture and deployment of said condom. Deployment involves donning the external surface of the closed end of said condom onto penis and pulling the releasing strips proximally and away from said condom, thereby inverting the adhesive coated external surface outside-in to adhere to penis. The condom may be constructed by sealing two or more membranes, even with the supporting films on. The tip of the closed end of condom has an adhesive-free area to serve as seminal receptacle. It can be opened to aid deployment of urinary condom catheter. Based on the above principle, a number of shortened non-rolled adhesive condoms (abbreviated condoms) comprising a seminal receptacle and adhesive flange(s) that wrap around the distal part of penis are also presented.

The present invention relates to a novel female condom device. The device is a form of contraception designed to keep women safe during sexual intercourse. The device comprises a body component comprised of a dental dam component and male condom component. Typically, the dental dam component would be a flat, thin sheet of latex or nitrile in a rectangular shape but can be any suitable size/shape. The underside of the body component of the device would comprise an adhesive to keep the device in place during sex, minimizing the transfer of bodily fluids. In position, the flat adhesive dental dam component remains outside the vagina, while the male condom component extends into the vaginal walls, as the male penis is inserted for sexual intercourse. Once in place, the device will reduce transmission of STI and STD for women by a significant percent while also helping prevent or reduce pregnancy.

The present invention is a female condom with an extended shield that can cover and seal the external genitalia to prevent sperm and disease transmissions during coitus. The construction of the present invention involves sealing of the double layered membranous films in an omega or similar shape to create a tubular and a shield portions, followed by applications of adhesive and releasing sheets onto the exterior of both shields before it is cut into the final product. The tubular portion will form the protective barrier for vagina (condom) while the shield portion, which adheres to the external genitalia, will prevent the seepage of body fluid. The tubular portion may be inverted to serve as a male condom. Double tubular portions are constructed for unconventional sexual activities. Transverse and longitudinal folds are created to enlarge the tubular portion. The female condom may be shaped, textured, colored and flavored according to the users' demand.

The present invention relates to a novel female condom device. The device is a form of contraception designed to keep women safe during sexual intercourse. The device comprises a body component comprised of a dental dam component and male condom component. Typically, the dental dam component would be a flat, thin sheet of latex or nitrile in a rectangular shape but can be any suitable size/shape. The underside of the body component of the device would comprise an adhesive to keep the device in place during sex, minimizing the transfer of bodily fluids. In position, the flat adhesive dental dam component remains outside the vagina, while the male condom component extends into the vaginal walls, as the male penis is inserted for sexual intercourse. Once in place, the device will reduce transmission of STI and STD for women by a significant percent while also helping prevent or reduce pregnancy.

A condom that includes a lubrication packet affixed thereto, the lubrication packet occupying a space that coincides with a fluid receptacle. The packet is filled with lubricant and the integrity of the packet is breached prior to intercourse, releasing the lubricant inside the body lumen over a period of time. Once the packet is substantially depleted, a void created by the depleted packet can be used by the receptacle.

The present disclosure relates to a holder for a condom having a tip. The holder may include a closable pocket for pinching the tip of the condom when the pocket is closed and a shield region adjacent to the closable pocket for covering the outer surface of the condom when the condom holder is in use. The present disclosure further relates to a method of packaging a condom having a tip. The method may include the steps of pinching the tip in a closable pocket of a holder, and completely covering the outer surface of the condom with a shield region of the holder. The holder may include a first strip with a first end and a second strip with a first end, wherein the first strip is joined to the second strip, and wherein the closable pocket is formed between the first strip and the second strip.