Personally I've always had success with just going to cash & carry warehouse places like Costco (many are open to the public as well as trade). Don't know if there are any around here though.
not all GPs and family planning clinics are terribly generous in the quantities they hand out - some will only give a pack of three, six or twelve at a time, which could potentially result in very frequent visits!
I get condoms from the needle exchange and the local GLBT organisation. Both will let you have as many condoms as you can carry, as well as free play piercing kit (from the former) and lube (from the latter). Everyone should be able to find a local needle exchange, they are very common. I have used a number of different needle exchange services and I have never found one that didn't also give out condoms in large quanities.
What sort of bulk are you talking about? Work gets through large quantities. We get most of them free, but we do buy some in 144 packs. I can look up where from tomorrow.
Most gay/bi sexual health places are far more generous / realistic with the freebies than straight ones.
Oh, and it should be difficult to get freebies with the evil N9. They should have been told, several times, why they're bad by the health authority.
scarily, when i was networking at a local drug agency this week, i was given a sample pack of the stuff they give out to service users ... including a n9 condom.
as for my own work, we've recently banned n9 (thanks basically to ciphergoth for drawing my attention to livejournal posts about it!), although before that we always warned people about its tendency to irritate.
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ciphergoth) wrote2003-06-29 10:28 am
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http://www.condomia.co.uk/condomshop.htm has kitemarked condoms but not particularly cheaply.
http://www.postalcondoms.co.uk/ has kitemarked condoms at reasonable prices though.
Personally I've always had success with just going to cash & carry warehouse places like Costco (many are open to the public as well as trade). Don't know if there are any around here though.
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Most gay/bi sexual health places are far more generous / realistic with the freebies than straight ones.
Oh, and it should be difficult to get freebies with the evil N9. They should have been told, several times, why they're bad by the health authority.
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as for my own work, we've recently banned n9 (thanks basically to
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