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Blue and white NEW CARESS Safeness condoms 3-pack cardboard box with heart icon
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Ex Tax: 3,00zł
4,69zł
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3,24zł
Blue and white NEW CARESS Classic condoms box with three pieces marked and minimalistic icons
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4,69zł
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3,24zł
Light blue NEW CARESS condoms box with silver accents and 3 pieces marked on cardboard packaging
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0,00zł
Colorful NEW CARESS Wet N Wild condom box with blue and pink accents, 3 pieces, droplet icon
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4,69zł
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3,24zł
black and purple NEW CARESS Pleasure condoms box with gold accents and 3 pieces marked
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3,19zł
NEW CARESS – all brand products

NEW CARESS – five types of condoms in small packs

NEW CARESS is a brand of natural latex condoms from the LifeStyles group. All varieties are the same size – 52 mm wide and 180 mm long – and feature a neutral, odourless silicone lubricant; they are packed in packs of 3, making it easy to try out a few different types.

Who manufactures them and what certification do they have?

NEW CARESS condoms sold in the European Union are manufactured by SURETEX Ltd in Thailand – the same factory where other brands from the LifeStyles group are produced. They are a medical device bearing the CE mark; conformity is assessed by Notified Body No. 2797 – BSI Group The Netherlands B.V. The manufacturer’s authorised representative in the EU and importer is SXWell Belgium bvba from Belgium. You’ll find full contact details on each NEW CARESS product page.

Which version to choose

  • Classic – smooth, classic shape, wall thickness 0.06 mm.
  • Light – thinner wall, 0.04 mm.
  • Safeness – thicker wall, 0.07 mm, if you’re looking for greater durability.
  • Pleasure – ridges and ribs, anatomically shaped, 0.06 mm.
  • Wet N Wild – more silicone lubricant, 0.06 mm.

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 from a damaged or opened packet. Store it in a cool, dry place, away from heat and direct sunlight, and dispose of used condoms in the general waste, not down the toilet. If using additional lubricant, choose only one that is labelled as safe for latex condoms – oils can damage latex.

Good to know

Condoms are made from natural latex. If you are hypersensitive to or allergic to latex, choose latex-free condoms; if you experience irritation, a burning sensation or a rash, stop using them and consult a doctor. Condoms reduce the risk of pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections, but no method of contraception offers complete protection.