Condoms
Explore 38 condoms and safer-sex products, including latex and non-latex options, flavored styles, ultra-thin designs, and larger sizes—all priced from four to 560 dollars.
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Durex Tropical - 12 PackCompare at$23.70$18.98 You Save $4.72 (20% OFF) -
Trustex Flavored Lubricated Condoms - 3 Pack - MintCompare at$4.31$3.74 You Save $0.57 (13% OFF) -
Skyn King Ultra Thin and Extra Glide Condoms 10pkCompare at$31.92$25.04 You Save $6.88 (22% OFF) -
Trojan Goat Non-Latex Condoms 3 PackCompare at$9.22$8.00 You Save $1.22 (13% OFF) -
Trojan Magnum Thin - 3 PackCompare at$7.53$6.53 You Save $1.00 (13% OFF) -
Night Light - 3 PackCompare at$5.72$4.96 You Save $0.76 (13% OFF) -
Kimono Microthin Plus Aqua Lube - 3 PackCompare at$7.70$6.68 You Save $1.02 (13% OFF) -
Endurance Condoms - Banana - 3 PackCompare at$6.22$5.40 You Save $0.82 (13% OFF) -
Endurance Condoms - Strawberry - 3 PackCompare at$6.22$5.40 You Save $0.82 (13% OFF) -
Endurance Condoms - Spearmint - 3 PackCompare at$6.22$5.40 You Save $0.82 (13% OFF) -
Trustex Flavored Lubricated Condoms - 3 Pack - VanillaCompare at$4.03$3.50 You Save $0.53 (13% OFF) -
Endurance Condoms -Blueberry - 3 PackCompare at$6.22$5.40 You Save $0.82 (13% OFF)
About Condoms
Frequently asked
What is the difference between latex and non-latex condoms?
Latex condoms are made from natural rubber and are highly effective for preventing pregnancy and STIs. Non-latex condoms, such as those made from polyisoprene, are ideal for people with latex allergies or sensitivities and offer similar protection and sensation.
How do I know which condom size to choose?
Standard condoms fit most people, but if you experience pinching, rolling, or slipping, try a larger size. Brands like Skyn and Trojan offer larger options designed for extra length and girth. Measure if needed, or experiment with sample packs to find your best fit.
Are flavored condoms safe for penetrative sex?
Yes, flavored condoms like the Trustex Flavored Lubricated Condoms are safe for all types of sex, including penetrative. They are designed to add taste during oral play without compromising the barrier protection needed for safer sex.
Can I use oil-based lubricant with condoms?
No, oil-based lubricants can break down latex and weaken condoms, increasing the risk of breakage. Use water- or silicone-based lubricants with latex condoms. Non-latex condoms are also compatible with these safer lubricant types.
How should I store condoms to keep them effective?
Store condoms in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Avoid keeping them in wallets, cars, or bathrooms for long periods. Always check the expiration date before use, and discard any condoms that appear damaged or brittle.
What are ultra-thin condoms, and are they as safe as regular ones?
Ultra-thin condoms like the Skyn Elite 30pk Condoms and Kimono Bowl Microthin 40 Count Condoms are designed to increase sensation while maintaining the same safety standards as regular condoms. They are rigorously tested and offer effective protection when used correctly.
