Answer:
You
know, I think most of us would like some magic solution to making sure that
HIV in cum doesn’t get transmitted to someone else. Peroxide is a good
germ killer but when it contacts the mouth it breaks down very quickly (which
causes the foam). This also means that it does not really have a residual
action . . . translation, works fast but is gone.
I really doubt
that any researcher is going to check this out. I do not think that using
peroxide mouthwash before sucking would be of much (if any) help at all. Peroxide
has a drying effect on skin and mucus membranes. Who knows, it may break down
the mucus barrier to germs if used before sucking.
As for using
it afterwards . . . lots of “ifs” here. If you didn’t have
any gum disease, openings in your lips, cheeks, around your teeth and you
didn’t swallow and you spit out the cum and you used the peroxide immediately
. . . who knows??
There’s
no way you can suck cock while you have peroxide in your mouth, which is probably
the only way that it would work optimally. Even so, who knows?
As much as I like cum, safe sex is still the safest sex. Caution is the key here. Know your risks and don’t let your testicular brains override the one in your head.
BearDoc
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