If you are going to be cheating this is something to consider...
Erotic blog wise advise.
Be careful where you drop your drawers. Your underwear is a forensic wonderland. CheckMate is an at-home consumer chemical test that reveals trace amounts of semen in clothing, towels, bedsheets or any kind of fabric that you might accidentally leave your nut-paste on after a quickie at the No-Tell Motel. The product has been on the market since 2001 and has sold by the thousands around the world to suspicious spouses.
If the results of the five minute test on your boxers turn purple, you’ve been tagged. “Undergarments are the best place to test,'' explains a CheckMate representative. ''However, tests on the inside of shirts, blouses, bedding and car upholstery are valuable.''
After a sexual encounter, a guy continues to emit tiny amounts of semen for up to two hours or more. Therefore there will be trace amounts of goo in his underwear that his suspicious wife or girlfriend can test with CheckMate. So even if you showered and changed your underwear after your secret coupling, you might still get caught. The same holds true for a man who suspects his girlfriend of fooling around on the side.
“Semen stains are everywhere after sex, especially if it is an illicit affair where the parties involved may not have the proper time or facilities to get properly cleaned up after intercourse.”
“What's the first thing a guy does after having sex using a condom? He removes the condom. Then there is usually some type of hugging activity that takes place and at some point the man in question may even be directly on top of her. It is during this outer course that semen stains are deposited on the woman's body that in turn can result in semen stains on the inside of her clothing.”
“Also after sex [without a condom], all women experience a condition known as flowback. This flowback typically causes a woman to secrete small amounts of semen for a period of up to 72 hours after sex.”
A survey of CheckMate’s customers revealed about 40 percent were aged over 40, about 55 percent were women and almost half had been married for more than 15 years. But the range of users is much wider than that. A soldier out of the country had his mother test his wife’s panties. A wife suspected her husband was screwing his secretary. A mother suspected her daughter of having sex without her knowledge and CheckMated her undies.
Even if you’ve had a vasectomy, there’s no escape because the chemical tests for semen, not sperm. If there’s anything positive about using the CheckMate test on a spouse’s undergarment, it would be getting a negative result, alleviating the emotional stress that spousal suspicion and mistrust can cause. There are several copycat companies so stick with the original.
Want to know more? Visit Getcheckmate.com
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