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Three simple steps can help you and your partner maximize your pleasure and ensure your health.
Stock up by visiting a Better Boink box near you, where you will find an assortment of free condoms and lubricants… Get tested by finding a location where you can be tested for HIV and other sexually transmitted infections… and Find treatment if your test comes back positive. We’re here to make it easy for you to have a good time and stay healthy!
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Q: What type of lube should I be using for sex?
A: There are a variety of lubes out there so it is important to be knowledgeable about what you’re using. -If [...]
Sex Tip: Female Masturbation
This week, we have invited sexologist, University of Nebraska at Omaha professor, and Better Boink partner Dr. Sofia Jawed-Wessel to [...]
CDC NEWS
- Surveillance Report: Diagnoses of HIV Infection in the United States and Dependent Areas, 2017 November 15, 2018The annual HIV Surveillance Report provides an overview on the current epidemiology of HIV disease in the United States and dependent areas. CDC funds state and territorial health departments to collect surveillance data on persons who have received a diagnosis with HIV infection; all personal identifiers are removed from these data before being transmitted to […]
Sex Tip: Masturbation Myths
In the second week of International Masturbation Month, we are going to address some myths that surround masturbation. These will not be the old, cliché myths such as hairy palms and acne; but will tackle [...]
Sex Tip: The History of Masturbation
May is International Masturbation Month and was started in 1995 to combat the social stigma against masturbation. Yet, the controversy surrounding masturbation is not a new one and can be traced back through antiquity. To kick [...]
Sex Tip: The Brain
While we’ve talked about various body parts and their roles in sexual response and pleasure, there is one major organ we’ve been saving for last: the brain. Sure sexual organs are important when we talk [...]
Sex Tip: The Anus
This week, we’re talking about the anus, and all its wondrous glory. We’ve talked a lot about the anus in previous articles, so this week’s will be reviewing some previous information as well as giving [...]
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Condom stats, sex tips, STI info… it’s all here
Q: What type of lube should I be using for sex?
A: There are a variety of lubes out there so it is important to be knowledgeable about what you’re using. -If you’re using a latex condom, avoid oil-based lubricants because they increase the likelihood of the [...]
Sex Tip: Female Masturbation
This week, we have invited sexologist, University of Nebraska at Omaha professor, and Better Boink partner Dr. Sofia Jawed-Wessel to discuss female masturbation. You can learn more about Dr. Jawed-Wessel here. When you see the [...]
Sex Tip: Masturbation Myths
In the second week of International Masturbation Month, we are going to address some myths that surround masturbation. These will not be the old, cliché myths such as hairy palms and acne; but will tackle [...]
Sex Tip: The History of Masturbation
May is International Masturbation Month and was started in 1995 to combat the social stigma against masturbation. Yet, the controversy surrounding masturbation is not a new one and can be traced back through antiquity. To kick [...]
Sex Tip: The Brain
While we’ve talked about various body parts and their roles in sexual response and pleasure, there is one major organ we’ve been saving for last: the brain. Sure sexual organs are important when we talk [...]
Sex Tip: The Anus
This week, we’re talking about the anus, and all its wondrous glory. We’ve talked a lot about the anus in previous articles, so this week’s will be reviewing some previous information as well as giving [...]
Condom Tips:
Before putting the condom on the penis, add a drop or two of water-based lube to the inside of the condom to make it feel better.
MSHRC SexpertCondom Tips:
Don’t brush your teeth up to 2 hours prior to oral sex because this can cause small cuts or abrasions in your mouth that may let HIV into your body. Use mouthwash instead if you need to freshen up!
MSHRC SexpertCondom Tip:
Condoms expire! Don’t forget to check the expiration date.
MSHRC Sexpert
