00:00I'm Nadia, and this is an episode of Sex Ed Game Show.
00:04We are putting your condom knowledge to the test.
00:07Are you ready?
00:08I have sex, like, all the time, so I think I've got this in the bag.
00:12No pun intended.
00:13I love condoms.
00:14She's done.
00:15I've got some sex ed energy, y'all, so let's play.
00:18Tessa, true or false, you can use a condom under water.
00:25False.
00:26I just feel like things would slip out, no pun intended.
00:29What if some sperm accidentally swam up in the water, and then...
00:34True, but even with a condom, you can still get pregnant because there's a higher chance
00:38that the condom will rip because of the decreased lubrication or heat, or it could even slip off
00:42in the water.
00:43So maybe it's best to have sex on land.
00:45Sean, what is the difference between an internal and external condom?
00:52A person with a vagina uses an internal condom, and a person with a penis uses an external condom.
00:57I personally only use external condoms.
01:01That's correct, Sean.
01:02An internal condom is for a person with a vagina, and an external condom is for a person with
01:07a penis.
01:08Tessa, how effective are external condoms at preventing pregnancy?
01:12A, 100%, B, 79%, C, 98%, or D, 82%?
01:21Oh, Tessa, that is incorrect.
01:24What is with all the trick questions I'm getting?
01:27Sean, you think you got it?
01:28A, 100% of the time.
01:30No, no, no, guys.
01:32You are both wrong.
01:33It was a trick question.
01:34When you take human error into account, they're 82% effective.
01:37Sean, true or false, your penis might be too big to use a condom?
01:41False.
01:43They have very large condoms.
01:45Trust me.
01:46What the girth?
01:48Correct.
01:49The answer is false.
01:51Condoms come in numerous sizes, lengths, and widths so that even a big boy like you,
01:56Sean, aren't too big for a condom.
01:58E.
01:59Tessa, if the condom breaks, what are the risks?
02:03A, pregnancy, B, transmission of sexual infections, C, killing the mood, D, all of the above.
02:10D for duh, all of the above.
02:13That's right, Tessa.
02:14The answer is all of the above.
02:16Woo!
02:17The risks are pregnancy and the transmission of sexual infections, but don't freak out.
02:22You can take emergency contraception immediately to prevent pregnancy up to five days after
02:27the mishap, and definitely go get tested in case you're at risk for STIs.
02:31True or false, you cannot use lube with condoms?
02:34That is false.
02:35Most condoms have lube inside them, so maybe you won't need extra lube, but the lube's
02:40there.
02:41That is correct.
02:41The answer is false.
02:43Some condoms already come pre-lubricated, but if you need a little extra sauce, you can
02:48use a latex-friendly lube.
02:49Make sure not to use an oil-based lube like coconut oil since it can break down the latex.
02:54Lube it up, baby.
02:56Go lube.
02:57Tessa.
02:58What is the ideal location to store your condoms?
03:01A.
03:01A wallet.
03:02B.
03:03Your bedside table.
03:04C.
03:05Your fridge.
03:06Or D.
03:06Anywhere.
03:07D.
03:08Anywhere.
03:08I wish the refrigerator wasn't involved.
03:11That's just weird.
03:12Tessa.
03:13That is incorrect.
03:14What?
03:14If you tell me the refrigerator is the right answer right now, I'm going to lose it.
03:19Sean.
03:19You think you can take a crack at it?
03:20Well, I'll say A.
03:22Your wallet just because it's the most accessible and it'll be on you at all times.
03:26You're both incorrect.
03:27The answer is B.
03:28Bedside table.
03:29What?
03:31Believe it or not, storage conditions can impact the effectiveness of a condom.
03:35Keeping condoms in a moderate temperature away from punctures is critical.
03:39Wallets are not a good long-term storage spot for condoms because body heat can damage the
03:44latex if you carry it in your pocket.
03:46But what if you buy your bed?
03:48Bolt to CVS.
03:49Or your nearest bodega.
03:51True or false?
03:52Condoms expire.
03:53Dun-dun-dun.
03:55True.
03:56Yes, Tessa.
03:57The answer is true.
04:00Condoms last for several years, but definitely check the expiration date.
04:05Even if you just purchased a pack, make sure to check the date on the box, as well
04:09as the condition of the package.
04:11Sean.
04:12True or false?
04:13You can reuse a condom.
04:14False.
04:15That's gross.
04:16Get a new one.
04:17Please.
04:18That's right, Sean.
04:19The answer is false.
04:21No!
04:22That's super risky and honestly gross.
04:24The semen can spill out.
04:26There can be bacteria.
04:27Condom can tear.
04:28The list goes on and on.
04:29Always, always use a fresh condom for each sex act.
04:33Mm-hmm.
04:35Alright, Tessa.
04:36What information will tell you if a condom is safe to use?
04:39A. The color.
04:41B. Where you get it from.
04:42C. The expiration date.
04:44D. If it's lubricated.
04:46C. The expiration date.
04:49Right on, Tessa.
04:50The answer is C. The expiration date.
04:52Yeah!
04:53No one likes expired milk and the same goes for condoms.
04:57Make sure to check the expiration date on the box of the condoms because over time,
05:01the material will degrade and become brittle, which could cause the condom to break or tear
05:06more easily.
05:07T.S.T.
05:08Sean.
05:09True or false?
05:10Using two condoms is better than one.
05:12False.
05:13I've heard that using two condoms makes it more likely for both condoms to break.
05:17The answer is false.
05:21Let me be very clear.
05:22Double wrapping with two external condoms or using an external condom in conjunction with
05:28an internal condom will not give you extra protection from pregnancy or STIs.
05:32In fact, this will only lead to breakage and potential infection in pregnancy.
05:37The rumor about double wrapping has been plaguing the community, I think.
05:40Here's what I know.
05:42No glove.
05:42No love.
05:44Hey, Tessa.
05:45True or false?
05:46Condoms can be used over dildos.
05:48True.
05:48If it walks like a duck, it talks like a duck.
05:51Like, they look the same shape as a penis.
05:54The answer is true.
05:57Condoms can and should be used over dildos to protect you from STIs because STIs can spread
06:03via sex toys.
06:04Gonna keep it safe, babies.
06:05Me and my ex were really into the magic wand.
06:08I should probably burn it now.
06:11Alright, Sean.
06:12True or false?
06:13Condoms are super expensive.
06:15True.
06:16Condoms are pretty expensive.
06:19Oh, Sean.
06:21Are you kidding?
06:23Tessa, tell them what's good.
06:24False.
06:25I feel like you can literally get them for free at the doctor's office, so money's not an
06:31excuse.
06:32That's right, Tessa.
06:33The answer is false.
06:35On average, most condoms cost about a dollar each and are less expensive when bought in
06:40bulk.
06:40If cost is an issue, plenty of health centers, doctor's offices, Planned Parenthood clinics,
06:45LGBTQ plus centers, any place really offers them for free.
06:49Go get them.
06:50Good to know.
06:52Alright, last question, y'all.
06:54Tessa.
06:55True or false?
06:56A condom can get lost inside of your vagina.
07:00True.
07:01I mean, not lost, but like, it can get stuck up there.
07:07Correct.
07:07The answer is true.
07:09If you realize a condom has fallen off inside of you, don't wait for your urine strain to
07:13shake it out.
07:14Call your gynecologist to remove it.
07:16Or go on your own search party with your own clean finger.
07:20All right, guys.
07:22This was an amazing tight, tight, tight, tight race.
07:25But the winner by one answer is my girl Tessa.
07:32Woo!
07:34Ha!
07:35Ha!
07:35Ha!
07:36Oh, yeah!
07:37I demand a recount.
07:38I'd like to thank my partners.
07:41You're welcome.
07:42And I'd like to thank my vagina.
07:45You're an A-lister.
07:47Congrats, Tessa, for winning Sex Ed Game Show.
07:50My name is Nadia.
07:51I'm your host.
07:52And I'll see you guys next time.
07:54Have safe sex out there.
