What type of lubricant is safe to use with Polyurethane Condom?

Silicon-based oil lubricant is safe to use with polyurethane condom. Why? Below are the reasons:

• Material Characteristics: Polyurethane condom is thinner than latex condom and has better thermal conductivity. Silicone-based lubricants are extremely smooth and long-lasting, requiring only a thin layer for excellent lubrication and remaining virtually dry throughout use. This perfectly complements the “ultra-thin” and “skin-like” selling points of polyurethane sleeves.
• Stability:Silicone oil is very stable and will not react with polyurethane, thus ensuring the integrity of the condom.
• Market Validation:Currently, most mainstream polyurethane condoms on the market (including Okamoto’s SKINLESS series, Trojan’s Bareskin Supra, Durex) use silicone-based lubricants by default. This is a long-proven, reliable, and high-performance option.

As a polyurethane condom manufacturer, we insist on adding silicone-based lubricant, not recommend oil-based oil and water-based lubricant for polyurethane condoms. For making private label or brand non latex polyurethane condoms, welcome inquire.

Email: [email protected] / [email protected]

WhatsApp: 0086-191-5379-1397

Contact:Rita

• 
  detailsenquiry
  Are polyurethane condoms safe?
• 
  detailsenquiry
  Lactose free condoms manufacturer
• 
  detailsenquiry
  Thinnest polyurethane condoms for latex allergics consumers
• 
  detailsenquiry
  Difference Between Latex and Non Latex Condoms