Latex-Free Condoms
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Uniq Multi Ultra-Thin Multipurpose Non-Latex Condoms 3 Pack
£8.99£8.99£8.99 -
Uniq Megasex Latex-Free Sensitive Condoms 3 Pack with Lubricant
£5.99£5.99£5.99 -
Uniq Lady Latex-Free Female Condoms with Lace Garters, 3 Pack
£9.99£9.99£9.99 -
Uniq Free Latex-Free Condoms with Protective Base Ring 3 Pack
£6.99£6.99£6.99 -
Uniq Classic Ultra-Thin Latex-Free Condoms, Pack of 3
£8.99£8.99£8.99 -
Uniq Air Non-Latex Female Condoms with Lubricant Sachets
£8.99£8.99£8.99 -
Uniq Smart Latex-Free Pre-Erection Condoms, Pack of 3
£7.99£7.99£7.99 -
Uniq Pull Latex-Free Condoms with Pull-Down Strips, 3 Pack
£7.99£7.99£7.99 -
Durex RealFeel Latex-Free Condoms 56 mm Nominal Width Multipack
From £3.99£13.99£13.99 -
Control Free Latex-Free Ultra-Thin Polyurethane Condoms 5 Pack
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Durex Latex Free Condoms with Sensi-Fit Shape, 12 Pack
£13.99£13.99£13.99
Latex-Free Condoms – Protection Without Natural Rubber
Latex-free condoms give people with a latex allergy or sensitivity a way to use barrier protection without natural rubber latex. This focused range includes external condoms made from synthetic materials such as AT-10 resin and polyurethane, alongside internal (female) condoms, a pre-erection style and designs with pull-down strips or a protective base ring. Several are very thin, clear and odourless, which also appeals to couples who simply prefer a different feel to latex. Compare the material, fit, lubrication and pack size stated on each listing, and browse our full condom collection for latex styles.
Why Choose a Non-Latex Condom?
Natural rubber latex is the most common condom material, but some people react to the proteins it contains. Reactions can range from itching and redness to more serious symptoms. A condom made from a different material lets you keep using protection without exposing either partner to latex.
Latex Allergy and Sensitivity
If you know or suspect that you or your partner is allergic to latex, do not use latex condoms. Choose a style clearly described as latex-free and check the material printed on the packet. If you have had a reaction and are not sure of the cause, speak to a pharmacist or GP.
Feel and Comfort
Synthetic materials are often thinner than standard latex and transfer body heat well, so some couples choose them for a closer feel. Uniq, for example, states a thickness of 0.008 mm for its Classic and Multi styles. Several manufacturers also describe their non-latex condoms as odourless or as having a more pleasant smell than latex.
Who They Suit
These condoms suit anyone with a latex allergy, partners of people who are sensitive to latex, and couples who want to try a thinner or odour-free alternative. Internal condoms also suit people who would like to take charge of protection themselves.
Latex-Free Styles in Our Range
Classic External Styles
Durex RealFeel and Durex Latex Free are non-latex condoms with a 56 mm nominal width, and Durex Latex Free has a straight Sensi-Fit shape and a reservoir tip. Control Free is an ultra-thin polyurethane condom, and Uniq Classic is a clear, smooth AT-10 condom.
Easy-Fit Designs
Uniq Pull has side strips that you pull down to unroll the condom quickly, which can help in low light. Uniq Free adds a protective ring at the base, and Uniq Megasex can be put on either way round and comes with a lubricant sachet.
Pre-Erection and Multipurpose Styles
Uniq Smart is designed to be put on before an erection, so protection is already in place from the start of foreplay. Uniq Multi has a specially designed base that, according to the maker, allows the condom to be used in more than one way, as described on its listing.
Internal (Female) Condoms
Uniq Air and Uniq Lady are non-latex internal condoms placed inside the vagina before sex. Uniq Air comes with lubricant sachets, while Uniq Lady is attached to a lace garter worn around the thighs.
How to Choose Latex-Free Condoms
- Material: Check the exact material on each listing, such as AT-10 resin or polyurethane, and make sure it is clearly described as latex-free.
- Type: Decide between an external condom worn on the penis and an internal condom worn inside the vagina.
- Fit: Compare the nominal width where it is given. Latex-free describes the material, not the size.
- Ease of use: If fitting is fiddly for you, consider designs with pull-down strips, a base ring or a pre-erection fit.
- Lubrication: Check whether the condom is pre-lubricated or comes with a separate sachet, and follow the maker's guidance on extra lubricant.
- Pack size: Most styles here come in small packs of three to twelve, so you can try a few before choosing a favourite.
Using Latex-Free Condoms Safely
Before Sex
- Read the leaflet: Non-latex condoms, especially internal and pre-erection styles, may be fitted differently from latex ones. Follow the instructions in the pack.
- Check the packet: The NHS notes that the packet tells you what a condom is made of, and that you should not use latex condoms if you have a latex allergy. Read more in the NHS guide to condoms.
- Check the date and wrapper: Do not use a condom that is past its use-by date or has a damaged wrapper.
During and After Sex
- Choose lubricant carefully: Use a lubricant the manufacturer says is suitable. If you are unsure, a water-based lubricant is usually the safest choice.
- Use one condom only: Never wear two condoms together, and never use an external and an internal condom at the same time.
- A new condom every time: Never reuse a condom. If one breaks or slips, speak to a pharmacist, GP or sexual health clinic about emergency contraception and testing.
- Watch for irritation: Stop and wash if you notice any burning or itching, and seek advice if symptoms continue.
Storing Latex-Free Condoms
- Cool and dry: Store at room temperature, away from heat, direct sunlight and damp.
- Protect the wrapper: Carry them in a small case or bag pocket rather than a wallet.
- Check dates: Look at the use-by date before each use.
- Dispose of them in the bin: Wrap used condoms in tissue and never flush them.
Find water-based lubricants in our lubricants and essentials. Latex-free condoms can also be a useful way to cover shared sex toys for someone with a latex allergy, using a fresh condom for each person.
Why Buy Latex-Free Condoms from DelighToys
- Trusted brands: Non-latex styles from Uniq, Durex and Control, including external and internal condoms.
- Clear product information: Each listing shows the material, fit and lubrication stated by the manufacturer.
- Easy to try: Small packs let you compare styles before buying more.
- 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.
Latex-Free Condoms – Frequently Asked Questions
What are latex-free condoms made from?
The styles in this range use synthetic materials such as AT-10 resin and polyurethane. The exact material is shown on each listing and on the packet.
Are latex-free condoms suitable for a latex allergy?
Yes, they are made for people who want to avoid natural rubber latex. Always check that the packet clearly says latex-free, and speak to a pharmacist or GP if you are unsure what you are allergic to.
Do latex-free condoms feel different from latex?
Many feel thinner and transfer warmth well, and some makers describe them as odourless. Feel varies by brand and material, so trying a small pack is the easiest way to compare.
Which lubricant can I use with latex-free condoms?
Follow the lubricant guidance on the packet for your condom. If you are unsure, a water-based lubricant is usually the safest choice.
Are latex-free condoms as reliable as latex ones?
Latex-free condoms are designed to provide barrier protection when used correctly. Choose a style that fits well, check the use-by date and follow the instructions in the pack every time you have sex.
What is an internal or female condom?
An internal condom is placed inside the vagina before sex, so the wearer is in control of protection. Uniq Air and Uniq Lady are latex-free internal condoms. Follow the fitting instructions in the pack.
What is a pre-erection condom?
A pre-erection condom, such as Uniq Smart, is designed to be put on before an erection, so protection is in place from the start. Read the instructions carefully, as it fits differently from a standard condom.
How is my order delivered?
Your order is sent in plain, discreet packaging with no product details on the outside. We deliver to the United Kingdom, Ireland and across the European Union.
Protection That Works for You
Ready to find your latex-free fit? Browse the range above, compare material, type and fit on each listing, and order with discreet delivery to the UK, Ireland and the EU.




















