Condoms

While initial use focused on disease, by the 18th century, animal-skin condoms were commonly used for family planning.
Military Needs: Throughout history, including the 17th-century English Civil War, condoms were used to maintain troop health. 
Evolution of Materials:
Ancient & Pre-modern: Animal intestines (sheep, goat) or fish bladders were used, sometimes tied with a ribbon.
19th Century (Rubber): Following Charles Goodyear's vulcanization process in 1839, rubber condoms became available in 1855, but were often thick and reusable.
20th Century (Latex): The invention of latex in the 1920s and mass production in the 1930s-50s led to thinner, single-use, and eventually lubricated condoms. 
The AIDS epidemic in the 1980s further increased global reliance on condoms as a critical public health tool. As you may have noticed, the puff dust seen in the sky seem to spell “SEX”, although Disney claims that it should read “SFX”. Hmmm…

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