Condom Products Information

Most condoms are made from latex because of its tensile strength, elasticity, and affordability. But some people are allergic to latex. Symptoms of a latex allergy can range from itching, redness, or hives to anaphylaxis. Most Non Latex condoms are made of polyurethane, a flexible and durable polymer, and though it’s an effective alternative it’s significantly more expensive to produce. …

Feeling comfortable in a condom can take a bit of long time work, but the end result is worth it. The first step to ultimate condom comfort? Taking exactly erection measurements. A baggy and loose or constricting and suffocating condoms aren’t going to feel good for either of you, or offer the protection you are choosing. Take note of the general penis …

Spermicidal N-9 latex condoms are produced by coating the condom with spermicidal lubricant. This product, N-9, enhances contraception by reducing the amount of active sperms. It does not provide any extra safety against HIV or any other sexually transmitted diseases. It is not intended for more than once-a-day sexual intercourse. Features: Clear & Color latex condoms Classic condom shape Ultra …

Romeo dotted condoms made of premium natural latex, raised dots, non-spermicide lubricated with reservoir end. The condom with dots stimulate her most sensitive areas for maximum pleasure. Give best experience she’s ever had. Product Features -Nominal width 52mm -Transparent, lubricated and teat ended -100% electronically tested -Soft, Safe, Sensitive Welcome distribute our premium quality ROMEO condom. Email: [email protected]    

The benefits of any N-9 lubricated condom probably outweighs the risk of using no condom at all. However, the best STD and HIV barrier is latex condoms without N-9. Lubricated condoms with N-9 should not be used for anal intercourse. People who using N-9 lubricated condoms should be provided with information about the potential for irritation of the vaginal and …

Here some worst things you can do to your condoms, things you need avoid. store condoms in your car Keeping condoms in your car, which can fluctuate from extreme hot one day to frigid the next night, sets you up for an increased risk of catching an STD. You definitely don’t want that. You must always store your prophylactics properly …

As important as putting on a condom correctly, to remove the condom correcty is vital for protection against STIs and unplanned pregnancies.    Have your partner pull out immediately after he has climaxed to avoid him going soft.    Make sure that they hold on to the base of condom to avoid semen spilling out.    Throw away the condoms …

Reservoir tips are largely thought of as being an added safety feature. This is because ejaculate can rise up and over the base of a condom and into the orifice if it has no place else to go. However, some people still enjoy a non-reservoir tipped condom. Here is a list the condoms without reservoir tips: TROJAN HER PLEASURE ECSTASY; TROJAN …

Have you ever heard condom able to treat vaginal soft tissue infection and headaches? We now find one named Jimy Condom, which is said the first condom as a “curative sex tool”. Jimy condoms said they not only aid in curing and treating women with vaginal dryness and other fastidious soft tissue infections of the genital tract, in fact, but …

Magnum condoms are a synonym for large condoms. If you are well endowed man, magnum condoms are your choice. Our Magnum condom with a length of 205mm, and a general width of 55mm, this condom is longer and wider, non-spermicide lubricated with reservoir end. The larger fit condom make them easier to put on and for extra comfort during use. …