Condoms

Condoms from over a dozen brands in a single catalogue

The catalogue features latex, latex-free (polyisoprene and polyurethane) and female condoms – from well-known brands such as SAGAMI, SKYN, Durex and ONE, to Dolphi, LEX and UNIQ. The smallest packs contain 1–3 condoms, whilst the largest contain 60.

How to find your model

• By brand – all models from a single manufacturer on one page.
• By type – classic, ultra-thin, latex-free, anatomically shaped, delay, with extra lubricant, flavoured.
• By texture – smooth, ribbed, studded and combination.
• By size – models narrower and wider than the standard.
• Multi-packs – several packs of the same model in one set.

What to look out for when choosing

• Material. Latex is flexible and the most common type. If latex isn’t for you, choose polyisoprene (SKYN) or polyurethane (SAGAMI Original).
• Width. What matters is the nominal width in millimetres stated in the product details, not the words ‘standard’ or ‘large’. Most models are 52–53 mm; the catalogue features male condoms ranging from 50 to 61 mm.
• Wall thickness. From the ultra-thin polyurethane SAGAMI Original to 0.06–0.08 mm in classic and textured latex models.
• Lubricant. For latex and polyisoprene condoms, choose a water-based or silicone-based gel – oils weaken these materials.

If you’re still looking for the right type for you, start with small packs of a few different varieties, and buy larger packs once you know which one suits you.

Good to know

Condoms reduce the risk of pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections, but no method offers complete protection. Before use, check the expiry date and read the manufacturer’s instructions.