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Can i still get pregnant if my boyfriend used two condoms at once and the condoms didn't break?
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Probably not: It's not a good idea to use 2 condoms at one time, but if they didn't break the chance of getting pregnant is very low. If your period doesn't start on time, then you should definitely check.
Answered 4/18/2013
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