0History of the CondomThe first version of the female condom made a weird noise, fell out, and was expensive, too. Now public health experts are pushing a new and improved version in American cities. Can it overcome stigma?Updated Jul. 14, 2017 12:47PM EDT / Published Apr. 02, 2010 2:36PM EDT Courtesy of Museum of Sex, Shadows Condom TinCourtesy of Museum of Sex "Safety Matches”Courtesy of Julian Murphy "Used Condom"Courtesy of Graeme Mitchell Condom DressMuseum of Sex Collection Vintage Condom MachineMuseum of Sex Collection “Blow Job” Photographed by Oliver LassenCourtesy of the Michael Stich Organization Pharmacy Condom Store DisplayMuseum of Sex Collection “Grater Protection” Courtesy of Julian Murphy Safe Sex T-Shirt, 1987Courtesy of Keith Haring Foundation “Kanzashi Pond” by Masami TeraokaCourtesy of the Catherine Clark Gallery First Generation Female Condom, 1993AP Photo Second Generation Female Condom, 2009Noah Seelam, AFP / Getty Images
Shadows Condom TinCourtesy of Museum of Sex "Safety Matches”Courtesy of Julian Murphy "Used Condom"Courtesy of Graeme Mitchell Condom DressMuseum of Sex Collection Vintage Condom MachineMuseum of Sex Collection “Blow Job” Photographed by Oliver LassenCourtesy of the Michael Stich Organization Pharmacy Condom Store DisplayMuseum of Sex Collection “Grater Protection” Courtesy of Julian Murphy Safe Sex T-Shirt, 1987Courtesy of Keith Haring Foundation “Kanzashi Pond” by Masami TeraokaCourtesy of the Catherine Clark Gallery First Generation Female Condom, 1993AP Photo Second Generation Female Condom, 2009Noah Seelam, AFP / Getty Images