It has a 60mm nominal width and a length of 190mm. The straight-walled design gives a consistent width from the base towards the tip.

It may suit someone who finds regular 53mm or 54mm condoms too tight. The right condom should feel secure without painful pressure or restriction.

Both use a 60mm nominal width, but their length, thickness, shape and material details differ. Compare those measurements rather than relying on width alone.

Yes. Use a water-based or silicone-based lubricant with latex condoms. Avoid oil-based products because they can weaken latex. Always check the lubricant label before use.

No. It is made from natural rubber latex. Use a clearly labelled non-latex product if either partner has a latex allergy.

It has a 60mm nominal width and a length of 190mm. The straight-walled design gives a consistent width from the base towards the tip.

It may suit someone who finds regular 53mm or 54mm condoms too tight. The right condom should feel secure without painful pressure or restriction.

Both use a 60mm nominal width, but their length, thickness, shape and material details differ. Compare those measurements rather than relying on width alone.

Yes. Use a water-based or silicone-based lubricant with latex condoms. Avoid oil-based products because they can weaken latex. Always check the lubricant label before use.

No. It is made from natural rubber latex. Use a clearly labelled non-latex product if either partner has a latex allergy.

It has a 60mm nominal width and a length of 190mm. The straight-walled design gives a consistent width from the base towards the tip.

It may suit someone who finds regular 53mm or 54mm condoms too tight. The right condom should feel secure without painful pressure or restriction.

Both use a 60mm nominal width, but their length, thickness, shape and material details differ. Compare those measurements rather than relying on width alone.

Yes. Use a water-based or silicone-based lubricant with latex condoms. Avoid oil-based products because they can weaken latex. Always check the lubricant label before use.

No. It is made from natural rubber latex. Use a clearly labelled non-latex product if either partner has a latex allergy.

It has a 60mm nominal width and a length of 190mm. The straight-walled design gives a consistent width from the base towards the tip.

It may suit someone who finds regular 53mm or 54mm condoms too tight. The right condom should feel secure without painful pressure or restriction.

Both use a 60mm nominal width, but their length, thickness, shape and material details differ. Compare those measurements rather than relying on width alone.

Yes. Use a water-based or silicone-based lubricant with latex condoms. Avoid oil-based products because they can weaken latex. Always check the lubricant label before use.

No. It is made from natural rubber latex. Use a clearly labelled non-latex product if either partner has a latex allergy.

It has a 60mm nominal width and a length of 190mm. The straight-walled design gives a consistent width from the base towards the tip.

It may suit someone who finds regular 53mm or 54mm condoms too tight. The right condom should feel secure without painful pressure or restriction.

Both use a 60mm nominal width, but their length, thickness, shape and material details differ. Compare those measurements rather than relying on width alone.

Yes. Use a water-based or silicone-based lubricant with latex condoms. Avoid oil-based products because they can weaken latex. Always check the lubricant label before use.

No. It is made from natural rubber latex. Use a clearly labelled non-latex product if either partner has a latex allergy.

It has a 60mm nominal width and a length of 190mm. The straight-walled design gives a consistent width from the base towards the tip.

It may suit someone who finds regular 53mm or 54mm condoms too tight. The right condom should feel secure without painful pressure or restriction.

Both use a 60mm nominal width, but their length, thickness, shape and material details differ. Compare those measurements rather than relying on width alone.

Yes. Use a water-based or silicone-based lubricant with latex condoms. Avoid oil-based products because they can weaken latex. Always check the lubricant label before use.

No. It is made from natural rubber latex. Use a clearly labelled non-latex product if either partner has a latex allergy.