HIV Positive Charlie Sheen Now Selling Condoms

Charlie Sheen has been accused by his ex-lovers of shunning protection but now the HIV-positive star is actually selling condoms and touting the benefits of safe sex.

The 50-year-old actor revealed that much has changed for him since RadarOnline.com broke the news that he was HIV-positive, and told EXTRA about the drastic measures he has taken to live a longer life.

"Exercise, diet… don't go on benders anymore, don't drink as much," Sheen told AJ Calloway about his new regime.

His ex-fiancée, Brett Rossi, filed court papers that claimed the actor did not reveal his status to her and that he exposed her to HIV intentionally. Bree Olson claimed that Sheen would only use lambskin condoms and she feared her health was compromised by that choice.

Now working with LELO to launch a new condom line, Sheen even joked about why he is now a proponent of the protection.

"It is the first change to the condom both the appeal and technology in 70 years. Shouldn't a guy with five kids, a granddaughter and HIV be buying condoms and not selling them, but it does kind of make perfect sense. I don't know if there is a better 'spokesperson' past, future and present to talk about the importance of condoms and the stigma they've had for so long," he told EXTRA.

Sheen revealed that he has had sex with the LELO condoms. "It's amazing, it's almost like there's nothing between you and the moment."

Expert sexologist Barbara Carrellas told RadarOnline.com that Sheen's prior decision to only use lambskin condoms left his partners especially vulnerable.

"Lambskin condoms don't protect you from STDs," the safe sex specialist explained. "If you're with someone who has HIV, you don't want to use them."

Carrellas explained to RadarOnline.com why the condoms were not as safe as latex ones.

"There are microscopic holes in lambskin condoms.Sperm doesn't get through them but viruses and bacteria do."

Still, Carrellas said that transmission rates depend on the person's "viral load."

The load, she told RadarOnline.com, is the amount of the virus that's in someone's system. It varies depending on whether or not the person is on medication.

"The chances of contracting HIV depends on their partner's viral load," said the sex expert. "It's all very individual." Sheen has said his viral count is very low, and undetectable by most tests.

Carrellas believed that the sex-crazed actor's alleged use of lambskin condoms is inexcusable.

"If it's true, that's irresponsible," she told RadarOnline.com. "He was misinformed and put peoples' health at risk by using lambskin condoms."

An exclusive audio obtained by RadarOnline.com revealed that Sheen admitted to an ex-lover that he did not inform her of his HIV status.

The woman who recorded the conversations blasted Sheen, saying: "Why did you tell me you were not infected?"

The man on the tapes, clearly Sheen, screamed in reply: "Because it's none of your f—ing business, OK!"

After a departure from traditional medicinal practices, Sheen admitted that he is taking part in an FDA trial study for a drug called PRO 140.