Polyurethane condoms doesn’t break down when exposed to oils

Using Non-Latex Condoms with different types intimate Lubricants. That’s all great if you are using a latex condom, but what if you are using another material? Non-latex condoms are growing in popularity, and for the most part, you should follow the same general rules when pairing them with a personal lube. Here list what you need to know. Polyurethane condoms use a non-porous material that doesn’t break down when exposed to oils. However, polyurethane may be more susceptible to breakage than latex. The FDA approves polyurethane as a latex alternative, noting that the material protects against pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections, but recommending latex over polyurethane. So we can use the new material condom freely without any fear.

As a custom condom factory, we recommend use silicone based lube for polyurethane condoms, which is more stable for PU condoms.

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