Condom Types

We offer a world of choice for every desire! Condoms are primarily sorted by material (latex or non-latex) and feature. Key types include: ultra-thin (for maximum sensitivity), ribbed & dotted (for extra stimulation), and flavored (perfect for oral play). The right type lets you tailor your protection for a specific experience, ensuring safety never means compromising on pleasure or sensation.

This choice often comes down to comfort and allergies. Latex is the most common and cost-effective material, known for being incredibly strong and stretchy. However, if either partner has a latex allergy or sensitivity, you should always choose non-latex materials like Polyisoprene (SKYN) or Polyurethane. These alternatives offer a fantastic natural-skin feel and superior heat transfer for an even more intimate connection!

Textured condoms are designed to introduce new sensations for both partners. Ribbed condoms feature horizontal or vertical ridges that run around the shaft, providing unique friction points for clitoral and internal stimulation. Meanwhile, dotted condoms use raised bumps to target sensitive areas with thrilling precision. Ready to move beyond basic protection and discover what you've been missing?

Ultra-thin condoms are crafted using advanced technology to maximize sensitivity and deliver that sought-after "barely there" feeling. Yes, they are absolutely safe! Despite being up to 50% thinner than standard condoms, all premium ultra-thin varieties (like Okamoto 0.01 or Sagami 0.02) must meet the same rigorous safety standards and electronic testing as regular condoms, giving you full confidence without sacrificing sensation. Experience natural feeling, with safety in mind!

Yes, you should choose pre-lubricated condoms. Pre-lubrication is essential for safety and comfort. Most condoms are pre-lubricated on the outside to reduce friction, which prevents the risk of tearing. Additionally, some specialty types (like extra-lubricated) also have lubricant inside to enhance comfort for the wearer. If you are using a non-lubricated condom, remember to apply a water- or silicone-based lubricant yourself.