Health Education and Prevention Services offers free external condoms, dental dams and lube to students at locations in the CSU Health and Medical Center, as well as on campus. A sexual health supplies request service is also available.
Locations:
- Health and Medical Center, CSU Health Network (151 W. Lake St.)
- Pharmacy (first floor)
- Medical Services (second floor)- access by appointment only.
- Acute Care
- Primary Care
- Sexual and Reproductive Care
- Health Education and Prevention Services (third floor)
- Main Rams Against Hunger Food Pantry
Sexual Health Supply Requests:
If you are a student living in university housing and would like sexual health supply delivery, please reach out to your Resident Assistant. If you are a Resident Assistant, part of a student group or department serving students, or a member of a Fraternity Sorority organization, you can request sexual health supplies by emailing crew@colostate.edu.
What’s a dental dam?
Dental dams are used as a barrier during oral sex. Want to learn more? Click here.
Trojan vs. Other Brands
“FDA-approved condoms are all quite effective at preventing pregnancy and STD, and performance is probably not related to brand type. You might be wondering if the condoms you’re using are FDA-approved. With the exception of novelty condoms (which are pretty uncommon), just about all of the condoms you’ll come across in the United States are approved by the FDA.” – UNC Healthy Heels. “Condom Effectiveness: What’s Brand Got To Do With It”. (2012, April 25)
The condoms at every location throughout the Health Network are FDA approved which means that even though they aren’t Trojan they are just as effective.
