LATEX CONDOM

Non latex condoms are made from polyurethane, a scientifically formulated, synthetic material, which has been clinically proven to enhance stimulation. Polyurethane condoms do not contain natural rubber latex and are a suitable choice for people with a known or suspected allergy to natural rubber latex. Best choice for Latex Allergy sufferers Reservoir end Smooth 54mm nominal width Foil pack, Buttercup …

Many people surprise latex condom can be vegan products. they want to ask why? Beyond the typical animal testing that is an unfortunate reality in the pharmaceutical and healthcare sectors, some condom manufacturers take it a step further and use milk casein in the manufacturing of latex condoms. Most drug stores and grocery stores will carry Vegan condoms which are …

To ensure your sex is more safer, try Extra Small condoms. These extra small condoms are tighter and snug, providing the ultimate fit you need. We can supply smaller condoms and extra small condoms that range in size but are all smaller than standard. If you are not sure what snug condoms to buy, go with our Snugger Fit Condom Variety …

Japan: Sagami Rubber Industries was the first manufacturer that produced a condom with the thickness of just 0.02 mm. To give you a better impression how thin this really is, I will compare it to the avarage thickness of a human hair which is 0.06mm. So 0.02 mm is a third of the thickness of a human hair. It is …

Latex is the material that was originally found to be the best all-round option for making condom, which is good cost and easy use for consumer, so consumer can get free sex after latex successfully produced to condom, but unfortunately some of us are allergic to it. Latex-free condoms are made from a different non-latex material. such as polyurethane, lambskin, …

Allergic to rubber latex? You can still have safe sex by other choice. Here’s how to make choice. 1. Polyurethane condom. Polyurethane condoms are made from a special type of plastic which is non porous material. They not only prevent pregnancy, they reduce your risk of STDs including HIV. 2. Polyisoprene condom. Polyisoprene condoms are relatively new to the market …

1 Tapping of Natural Rubber Latex The low material, natural rubber latex is collected from rubber trees by tapping aslant on rubber trees early every morning. In order to remove impurities from the collected rubber, the latex is processed in centrifuge. For our condom production, only the highest quality & premium grade latex that passed severe tests will be used for …

Why some consumers still not like to use condom? only a part people know the importance of condom in the protection. Common complaint about condom is that they decrease the sensation and that the process of putting a condom on somehow kills the excitement of sex. Well, if your willy goes down while you are putting on a condom, I’m …

As there are more and more polyurethane condom comes into market, consumer face the choice between it and the latex goods, which one is better for them, if the new material goods safe and good feeling to use it? here we have made a study to compare them. Testing Context: Although the first commercial polyurethane condoms were approved for use …

NEVER USing oil-based personal lubricants, like Crisco, petroleum jelly or lotion, on a latex condom because they can damage condoms and can cause them to easy break.  Use water-based intimate lubricants such as Astroglide, Tush Push Anal lube, or KY jelly only.  Oil-based sex lubes should only be used with polyurethane condoms, which will make the new material condom super feeling …