Background Significantly more research attention has been devoted to the consistency of
condom use, with far fewer studies investigating condom use errors and problems. The …

Results Of the 158 participants, 60% did not discuss condom use with their partner before
sex; 42% reported they wanted to use condoms but did not have any available; 43% put …

OBJECTIVE: To assess and compare condom-use errors and problems among condom-
using university males and females. METHODS: A convenience sample of 260 …

After performing a review of prospective cohort evaluations, a focussed assessment of the
current knowledge base and methodology pertaining to condom effectiveness against …

OBJECTIVES: This study examined whether past condom failure (breakage, slippage, or
both) can predict future failure and evaluated other predictors of condom failure. METHODS …

Objective To identify associations between men's self-reports of ill-fitting condoms and
selected condom use problems, using an event-specific analysis. Methods A convenience …

Objectives: To identify (1) the prevalence of condom breakage, and demographic and
sexuality-related differences among young men who have sex with women reporting and not …

Objective: The objective of this study was to study the frequency and determinants of
breakage and slippage during female and male condom use. Goal: The goal of this study …

Men attending 3 sexually transmissible disease clinics and a university health clinic in
Sydney, Australia, were invited to complete a questionnaire on their use of condoms …

An anonymous questionnaire was used to explore relationships between condom breakage,
slippage and possible correlates in a sample of 428 single, nevermarried college men and …