Condoms (Regular, Ribbed, Flavored)

Explore 105 condoms in regular, ribbed, studded, flavored, and non-latex varieties—available in packs of three or bulk cases of up to 1000 pieces.
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About Condoms (Regular, Ribbed, Flavored)

Condoms vary by material, texture, and thickness. Latex remains the most common choice, but polyurethane options like the Trojan Supra Bareskin Polyurethane - 3 Pack and nitrile styles such as Durex Intense Nitrile Condoms 3 Pack offer effective alternatives for latex sensitivities. Non-latex condoms made from polyisoprene, including the Lifestyles Skyn Non Latex Condoms Bulk 1008 Pc and Lifestyles Skyn Elite Non Latex Condom Thin Bulk 1008 Pc, combine a natural feel with allergy-friendly performance.

Texture and fit play a significant role in pleasure and safety. Ribbed and studded designs—such as the Trustex Ribbed and Studded - 1000 Piece Case, ID Studded Condoms - 3 Pack, and Studded Condom Bag of 144 Pcs—add sensation, while XL sizes like the Trojan Magnum 1000 Piece Bulk Condoms - Xl provide a roomier fit. Extra-thin varieties, including the ID Extra Thin Condoms - 3 Pack and ID Extra Thin Condom Bag 144 Pieces Bulk, maximize sensitivity without compromising protection.

Flavored condoms, such as those in the Trustex Flavored Lubricated Condoms - 1000 Piece Box - Assorted Flavors, are designed for oral play and come pre-lubricated. Sampler packs like the Trojan Discovery Pack 3 Count and Trojan Pleasure Pack - 12pk let you explore different styles before committing to larger quantities. Check expiration dates, store in a cool dry place, and never use oil-based lubricants with latex condoms.

Buying in bulk—whether a 144-piece bag or a 1000-piece case—is cost-effective for regular use or professional settings. Always verify that condoms meet safety standards, avoid products with nonoxynol-9 unless specifically desired, and replace any condom showing signs of damage or dryness before use.

Frequently asked

What is the difference between ribbed, studded, and regular condoms?
Regular condoms have a smooth surface. Ribbed condoms feature raised circular bands, while studded condoms have textured dots or bumps. Both ribbed and studded designs are intended to enhance sensation for one or both partners during penetrative sex.
Are non-latex condoms as effective as latex condoms?
Yes. Non-latex condoms made from polyurethane, nitrile, or polyisoprene are equally effective at preventing pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections when used correctly. They are safe alternatives for people with latex allergies or sensitivities.
Can I use flavored condoms for vaginal or anal sex?
Flavored condoms are formulated primarily for oral sex. While they provide the same barrier protection, the added flavoring and sugars may increase the risk of irritation or yeast infections during vaginal use. Check product labeling for recommended use.
How should I store condoms to keep them effective?
Store condoms in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Avoid wallets, glove compartments, or anywhere subject to friction or heat. Always check the expiration date before use and discard any condom that feels brittle or sticky.
What size condom do I need?
Standard condoms fit most people, but if a condom feels too tight or slips during use, consider trying a larger size such as XL or Magnum styles, or a snugger fit if standard condoms feel loose. Proper fit is essential for both comfort and reliable protection.
Is buying condoms in bulk a good idea?
Bulk condoms—available in quantities from 144 to 1000 pieces—offer significant cost savings for individuals, couples, or organizations. Ensure you will use them well before the expiration date, typically three to five years from manufacture, and store them properly to maintain effectiveness.