1. Relay for love:SAFERSEX

2. What is “safe sex?”

3. protection Male condoms Female condoms Oral contraceptives (“the pill”) IUD Diaphragm Femcap Sponge Surgery (for males or females) Dental Dam Injectable contraceptive (Depo-Provera) Vaginal ring (NuvaRing®) Sub dermal hormonal contraceptive (Implanon®) Spermicide

4. Contraceptive effectiveness

5. Male condoms Regular vs. Magnums Latex vs. Polyurethane vs. Lambskin Latex condoms & lubricant Spermicidal condoms

6. Condom demonstration

7. We had sex… now what? Females should: Urinate NOT douche If engaged in oral sex Do NOT brush your teeth until 2 hours later Use mouthwash instead

8. Emergency contraception Binghamton University Health Services Planned Parenthood EC is free for those over 17 117 Hawley Street, Binghamton NY Pharmacies in the area Costs $$

9. Fact or fiction game Are you ready to rumble?

10. fact or fiction? Two condoms are better than one fiction

11. fact or fiction? Women are MORE LIKELY to contract STIs, LESS LIKELY to have symptoms, and MORE LIKELY to suffer greater consequences from the STIs than men. fact

12. fact or fiction? To be prepared, it is always a good idea to have a condom in your wallet fiction

13. fact or fiction? I can’t get pregnant if I’m on my period fiction

14. Fact or fiction? Antibiotics reduce the effect of oral contraceptives fact

15. Any questions?