Condom

Condoms for Every Fit, Feel and Preference

Our condoms range brings together everyday protection and a wide choice of styles, from classic natural rubber latex to latex-free options made from synthetic materials. You will find thin and ultra-thin designs for a closer feel, ribbed and dotted textures, flavoured and scented varieties, warming and cooling effects, and snug, standard, large and made-to-measure widths. Packs run from small three-packs to bulk bags for clinics and regular users. Whether you are choosing protection for the first time or restocking a favourite, compare the material, nominal width, lubrication and pack size stated on each listing to find the right fit for you and your partner.

Why Choosing the Right Condom Matters

A condom only works well when it fits, feels comfortable and is used correctly every time. Used properly, it is a barrier that helps protect against pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections. Comfort matters too, because a condom that feels too tight, too loose or too thick is more likely to be skipped or put on in a hurry.

Fit and Comfort

Condom size is usually given as a nominal width in millimetres. In this collection you will see slim and close-fit styles at around 49 mm, standard widths of about 52 to 54 mm, and larger XL and XXL fits from about 56 to 60 mm. The My Size Pro range goes further, with nine nominal widths from 45 mm to 72 mm. A good fit should feel secure without pinching, and should not slip during sex.

Sensation and Feel

Thinner condoms are designed to let more warmth and sensation through, while extra thick styles give a sturdier feel that some couples prefer. Texture, shape and lubrication also change how a condom feels for both partners. Trying a mixed or variety pack is an easy way to find out what you like before buying a larger box.

Who This Collection Suits

These condoms suit couples using protection as their main or back-up contraception, people having sex with new partners, anyone who wants a latex-free option, and those who like to keep a supply at home. Bulk bags of 144 or more are practical for regular users, shared households and organisations that hand out protection.

Styles and Materials in Our Range

Classic Natural Rubber Latex

Most condoms here are made from natural rubber latex, often with a reservoir tip and a light silicone or water-based lubricant. Straight-sided (parallel) and anatomical or easy-on shapes are both available. Brands such as Control, Durex, Pasante, Skins and Beppy offer everyday latex styles in small packs and larger boxes.

Thin and Ultra-Thin Styles

Thin styles such as Durex Invisible, Control Finissimo, Pasante Sensitive and Skins Ultra Thin are made for a closer, more natural feel. Thickness is described differently by each manufacturer, so read the wording on each listing rather than comparing labels across brands.

Latex-Free Options

If you or your partner has a latex allergy or sensitivity, choose a condom that is clearly described as latex-free. Uniq, Durex and Control all offer non-latex options in this range, made from synthetic materials such as polyurethane or AT-10 resin. Uniq also makes female condoms and styles with pull-down strips or a protective base ring.

Textured, Flavoured and Effect Styles

Ribbed, dotted and studded condoms add texture designed to increase sensation. Flavoured and scented styles, including strawberry, chocolate and vanilla, are popular for oral sex. Some condoms use a lubricant with a warming, cooling or tingling effect. Durex also offers delay styles with a lubricant containing a numbing ingredient (benzocaine) designed to help prolong sex.

Larger, Smaller and Specialist Fits

XL and XXL condoms from Control, Durex and Pasante give more room, while snug and slim-fit styles suit those who find standard sizes too loose. You will also find extra thick condoms, novelty glow-in-the-dark and heart-shaped designs, and an oral barrier from Beffy.

How to Choose the Right Condoms

• Material: Choose natural rubber latex unless you or your partner is sensitive to latex, in which case pick a style clearly labelled latex-free.
• Nominal width: Compare the width in millimetres on each listing. If standard sizes feel tight or loose, try a larger or closer-fit style.
• Thickness: Thin styles give a closer feel, while extra thick styles feel sturdier. Use the manufacturer's own description as your guide.
• Lubrication: Check whether a condom is lightly or extra lubricated, and whether the lubricant is plain, flavoured or has a warming, cooling or delay effect.
• Texture and shape: Decide whether you want a smooth, ribbed or dotted surface, and a straight or anatomical shape.
• Pack size: Start with a small pack or a mixed pack to test a new style, then move to a larger box or bulk bag once you know what suits you.

Using Condoms Safely

Before You Start

• Check the date and wrapper: Do not use a condom that is past its use-by date or has a torn, dry or damaged wrapper.
• Open carefully: Tear the wrapper with your fingers rather than your teeth or scissors, and take care with sharp nails and jewellery.
• Check the material: The packet states what the condom is made of. If you have a latex allergy, choose a latex-free option.

During Sex

• Put it on before any contact: Pinch the tip to squeeze out air, then roll it down to the base of the erect penis, unless the product is designed to be fitted differently.
• Use one at a time: Never wear two condoms together, as friction between them can make them more likely to tear.
• Choose the right lubricant: The NHS advises that you should not use oil-based lubricants with latex condoms, so use a water-based or silicone-based lubricant instead. If you are unsure, a water-based lubricant is usually the safest choice. You can read more in the NHS guide to condoms.
• Effect lubricants: Warming, cooling, flavoured or delay lubricants can irritate sensitive skin. Stop and wash if you notice burning or discomfort.

Afterwards

• Hold the base when withdrawing: Withdraw before the erection goes, holding the condom at the base so it does not slip off.
• Use a new condom each time: Never reuse a condom. If one breaks or slips off, speak to a pharmacist, GP or sexual health clinic about emergency contraception and testing.
• Covering sex toys: If you share sex toys, put a fresh condom on them for each person, and wash them between uses.

Storage and Disposal

• Keep them cool and dry: Store them at room temperature, away from heat, direct sunlight and damp.
• Avoid wallets and back pockets: Friction and body heat can damage the wrapper over time. A small case or a bag pocket is a better choice.
• Rotate your stock: When buying bulk bags, use the oldest packs first and check use-by dates regularly.
• Dispose of them responsibly: Wrap used condoms in tissue and put them in the bin, never down the toilet.

Pair your protection with a suitable lubricant from our lubricants and essentials, and check the condom's packaging for any lubricant guidance. For anal sex, many people prefer a thicker condom and plenty of lubricant, and our anal sex toys collection has more options for exploring safely.

Why Buy Condoms from DelighToys

• A wide choice in one place: Latex, latex-free, thin, textured, flavoured and size-specific styles from brands such as Durex, Control, Pasante, Uniq, Skins and My Size.
• Clear product information: Each listing shows the material, nominal width, lubrication and pack size stated by the manufacturer.
• Packs for every need: Choose from small packs to try a style, standard boxes for everyday use and bulk bags for regular supply.
• Discreet packaging: Orders are sent in plain packaging with no product details on the outside.
• UK, Ireland and EU delivery: We deliver across the United Kingdom, Ireland and the European Union, with secure checkout.

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