ABCNews -- In the heat of the moment when most couples use a condom, they might not be thinking about how their choice of contraceptive might work when inflated with 25 liters of air. Or what would happen if it was submerged in water. But this is exactly what Consumers Union did. Their conclusion? While there was some variability in performance, it seems condom users are the winners. Despite the variety of styles and brands tested, all of the condoms tested performed up to snuff for standards set by national and international regulatory bodies -- meaning that for those who choose to use condoms and use them properly while engaging in lovemaking, the risks of sexually transmitted infections or pregnancy will be low. "All of them test at the...