In this study, we found that those MSM who had not received condoms had a 2.2 times greater risk of engaging in UAI than those who had received condoms. Studies suggested a positive association between condom use in male-to-male anal intercourse and access to HIV preventive actions [41–46]. The respondents receiving condoms were more likely to use a condom, which indicated that the risky sexual behavior associated with HIV infection could be constrained, in part, by increasing condom distributions.