LATEX CONDOM

Commercial Name: LATEX CONDON, LATEX CONDOM, BLINDEX LUBRICATED Composition: The latex condom also contains zinc oxide among other components, IT DOES NOT CONTAIN NONOXIDOL Definition: The prophylactic preservative or male condom is a thin, elastic sleeve to cover the penis during intercourse to prevent fertilization. It acts as a contraceptive method and reduces the possible spread of sexually transmitted diseases. It does …

Some consumers are allergic to latex, so they want to choose the non latex condom, then we recommend them choose the polyurethane condoms. Latex Condom allergies are usually caused by a sensitivity or allergy to certain ingredients in condoms, such as latex, spermicides, and lubricants. People who have latex allergies may also experience a reaction to other types of condoms. …

A condom expires when it passes its expiry date. All condoms generally go through rigorous testing before they are released for sale/distribution. Condoms are given expiration dates in order to give consumers an idea of how long the condom should last for, before it becomes ineffective. We buy them for a reason of course and therefore the expiration date is …

In the global market, condom wholesale prices generally range from US$0.02 to US$0.10 per piece, depending on material, type, and brand. Latex condoms are the most common and cheapest, while polyurethane or polyisoprene condoms cost more, they always 10 times than latex condom. Specialty types like ultra-thin, flavored, or textured condoms are priced slightly higher. Durex Condom Extra Safe 12; …

Ribbed condoms and other textured condoms can be a fun way for some people to spice up their safe sex life. Some varieties are sold for the same price as regular, non-textured, latex condoms. Most textured latex condoms can be used to prevent pregnancy and STDs. Some people enjoy playing with the textured condoms much more than a regular condom. …

Durex Invisible condoms are the thinnest ever developed by Durex company, designed to maximize the sensitivity, while still providing a high level of security and protection. All the latex condoms exceed the ISO 4074 International Quality Standard for male natural rubber latex condoms. Please read the leaflet inside this pack carefully before using the product. Use a condom only once. …

Female condoms are made of polyurethane or natural latex. Tests suggest that they protect against sexually transmitted infections (STIs), but this is not definite, no one way in the world is 100% assurance, but condoms still are the best tool to control the STIs.

Most male condoms available for sale today are made of latex. Non-latex condoms has polyurethane condoms, polyisoprene condoms, lambskin condoms or natural skin condoms. Compare the differences between latex and non-latex condoms as below: Polyurethane Condoms Polyurethane condoms conduct heat better than latex. Polyurethane condoms are thinner than most latex condoms, and they have little to no smell. They are also …

Avoid the condoms of the declared 0.02 mm or less in thickness because of the serious consequences of breakage. However, at some point, the thickness becomes an obstacle to stretchiness, and the user may complain of discomfort or loss of sensation. You may purchase thinner type but not too thin. so we think 0.03mm maybe the bottom thickness you can …

Condom can be expected to provide different levels of protection for various STDs, depending on differences in how the diseases or infections are transmitted. Male condoms may not cover all infected areas. Thus, they are likely to provide greater protection against STDs that are transmitted only by genital fluids (STDs such as gonorrhea, chlamydia, trichomoniasis, and HIV infection) than against …