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Dolphi – latex condoms in eleven ranges
Dolphi is a brand of natural latex condoms offering the widest selection of varieties in our catalogue: from smooth and thinner styles, through ribbed and dotted varieties, to condoms with warming lubricant and larger sizes.
Who manufactures them
The entity responsible for Dolphi condoms in the EU is MedPack Swiss AG, based in Switzerland. The condoms are manufactured in Ukraine, at the same factory as LEX condoms. Some of the ranges – Super Hot, Super Wet, Double Effect and Prolong Pleasure – are produced by the Malaysian company Karex. You’ll find full contact details on each Dolphi product page.
Size and thickness
Almost all models are the same size: 52 mm wide and 180 mm long. The exception is the XXXXXL size – 56 mm wide and 200 mm long. The wall thickness is 0.06 mm in standard models, 0.05 mm in the Ultra Thin range and 0.04 mm in the Super Wet range. Most ranges come with a silicone lubricant.
Which range to choose
Smooth
- Classic – simple shape, 0.06 mm wall thickness.
- Ultra Thin – thinner wall (0.05 mm), simple shape.
- Anatomic Ultra Thin – 0.05 mm wall thickness and an anatomical shape.
Textured
- Ribbed – ridges on the surface.
- Dotted – raised dots.
- 3-in-1 – ribs, dots and an anatomical shape in a single condom.
With an extra effect
- Super Hot – textured surface and warming lubricant.
- Prolong Pleasure – smooth, with a delaying effect according to the manufacturer.
- Double Effect – ribs and dots, warming lubricant on the outside and a delaying effect.
- Super Wet – 0.04 mm wall thickness, thinner than in the other ranges, and more silicone lubricant.
Packaging
Most ranges are available in packs of 3, 12, 36 and 60; some are also available in packs of 24 and 48. If you’d like to compare several models, choose the mix 36 or mix 48 set – different ranges in a single order.
How to use and store
Each condom is for single use only. Before use, read the instructions and check the expiry date; do not use a condom if the foil or packaging is damaged or open. Store them in a cool, dry place, away from heat and direct sunlight, and dispose of used condoms in household waste, not down the toilet. If you need extra lubricant, choose one that is safe for latex – oil-based lubricants can damage the condom.
Good to know
Latex can cause an allergic reaction in people with a latex allergy. If you experience irritation, a burning sensation or discomfort, stop using it and consult a doctor; if you have a known allergy, choose latex-free condoms. Condoms reduce the risk of pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections, but no method of contraception offers complete protection.