I am mostly posting on this forum for good luck since 99.9% of posters usually have nothing wrong with them related to HIV. I hope I'm the 99.9%!
Thanks Teak.
Zero.
HIV is unable to reproduce outside its living host (unlike many bacteria or fungi, which may do so under suitable conditions), except under laboratory conditions; therefore, it does not spread or maintain infectiousness outside its host.
HIV is transmitted by;
Unprotected penetrative anal and/or vaginal sex
Sharing works with other IV drug users
Mother to child
This may be unrelated to this exposure, but I was wondering. Theoretically, what is the likelihood of an HIV exposure if a penis head rubbed against the vagina lips due to a body to body rub with vaginal fluid possibly touching the penis head
Yes it would fail and again it wouldn't matter in your situation since you didn't have an exposure.
Okay I think I'm starting to understand. So if a pinhole was made while in package and one tried to put it on the penis, the condom would create a much bigger noticeable hole when putting it on (before any possible intercourse or oral happens, and while semi flaccid)?
Condoms are by design, to fail catastrophically when they have been compromised.
Okay I agree with that.
So theoretically if there was a tiny hole in condom, it would rupture when worn over a flaccid or semi hard penis?
That is incorrect. Don't confuse condoms and latex gloves. When you find a brand of condoms as thick as latex gloves, you tell me what brand they are.
It's impossible to put a pinholes in a condom? The condom was very loosely fit since I was semi hard or flaccid the whole time. It wasn't very stretched out so a tiny hole could've existed and not cause a rupture in the whole condom. Even certain latex gloves have holes in them from manufacturer with no explainable reason, yet doesn't necessarily rip when worn or stretched out over the hand
You can't put a small hole in a condom and oral sex isn't a risk of HIV transmission from oral sex with or without a condom.
If a tiny hole was intentionally made in the condom and didn't break yet the hole may just have been there, isn't that a risk of being infected?
At no time did you put yourself at risk of contracting HIV.