EXS Nano Thin Condoms 53mm
EXS Nano Thin condoms combine a 53mm nominal width with 0.05mm latex for a close, lightweight feel. The regular-width, straight-walled shape suits anyone looking for a thinner condom without moving up to a wider fit.
Nano Thin condom details
- Nominal width: 53mm
- Length: 180mm
- Thickness: 0.05mm
- Shape: Straight-walled with teat tip
- Material: Natural rubber latex
- Lubrication: Silicone-based, non-spermicidal lubricant
- Available pack sizes: 12 or 144 condoms
Thin feel in a 53mm regular width
Nano Thin is shaped with straight walls, so the width stays consistent along most of the condom. This can feel different from a flared product even when the nominal width is similar. The 180mm length and teat tip complete the fit.
The condoms are made from natural rubber latex and arrive pre-lubricated with a silicone-based formula. They are designed for single use and should be applied before genital contact. Always check the wrapper and expiry date before opening.
Nano Thin and Air Thin suit different fits. Nano Thin is 53mm wide and 0.05mm thick, while EXS Air Thin is wider at 56mm and slightly thinner at 0.045mm. The size guide makes the two options easier to compare.
FAQs about nano thin condoms
How thin are EXS Nano Thin Condoms?
The latex is 0.05mm thick, giving Nano Thin its lightweight feel. It is still a single-use condom, so use a fresh one each time and follow the instructions in the pack.
What size are Nano Thin Condoms?
They have a 53mm nominal width and a length of 180mm. The straight-walled shape gives a consistent width along most of the condom.
How are Nano Thin and Air Thin different?
Nano Thin is 53mm wide and 0.05mm thick. Air Thin is 56mm wide and 0.045mm thick. Fit is likely to matter more than the small difference in thickness.
Can I use extra lubricant with EXS Nano Thin Condoms?
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.
Are Nano Thin Condoms latex free?
No. They are made from natural rubber latex. Choose a clearly labelled non-latex condom if you or your partner has a latex allergy or sensitivity.