Condoms

The right size is crucial for both safety and comfort. A too-tight condom may tear; a too-loose one may slip off.

Measure the circumference at the widest point and match it to the nominal width:

Several types are available:

• Standard (latex) — Most common, reliable protection
• Latex-free (polyurethane/polyisoprene) — For latex allergies
• Ultra-thin — More sensation, full protection
• Ribbed/dotted — Textured for extra partner stimulation
• Delay — With a mild numbing agent (benzocaine) inside to help last longer

All CE-marked and tested to ISO 4074.

Correct use is essential:

1. 1Check the expiry date
2. 2Open the packaging carefully — never with teeth or scissors
3. 3Pinch the tip to remove air
4. 4Roll it onto the fully erect penis
5. 5Add water-based lubricant on the outside if needed
6. 6After ejaculation, remove while still erect, holding the base
7. 7Dispose of in household waste (not the toilet)

Important: Never use two condoms at once — friction increases the chance of tearing.

Yes, and it's recommended. Lubricant reduces friction and the chance of tearing.

• With latex condoms: only water-based or silicone-based
• Never oil-based products with latex
• With polyurethane condoms: all types of lubricant are suitable