Durex Sensitive Total Contact Ultra-Thin Lubricated Condoms
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About the Product
Durex Sensitive Total Contact are ultra-thin condoms made for couples who want to feel closer while still using protection. The manufacturer states they are 20% thinner than its standard latex condoms, with the same level of safety. Each transparent, lubricated condom has a Sensi-Fit straight shape and a reservoir tip, and a 52mm nominal width gives a slightly closer fit than a standard condom.
Key Features
- Ultra-thin latex: Described by Durex as 20% thinner than its standard latex condoms for greater sensitivity.
- Sensi-Fit shape: A straight shape designed to sit closely and comfortably along the length.
- Lubricated: Each condom is pre-lubricated for a smoother start.
- Closer fit: A 52mm nominal width suits those who prefer a snugger condom.
- Transparent finish: Clear latex keeps the experience as natural-looking as possible.
Product Specifications
| Brand | Durex |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Ultra-thin latex condoms |
| Material | Natural rubber latex |
| Nominal Width | 52mm |
| Shape | Straight Sensi-Fit with reservoir tip |
| Finish | Transparent, lubricated |
| Pack Sizes | 6 Pack, 12 Pack |
How to Use and Care
Tear the foil open gently at the edge and pinch the reservoir tip as you roll the condom fully down the erect penis. Use a fresh condom for each act and never use two at once. Extra water-based or silicone-based lubricant can add comfort; avoid oil-based products with latex.
Always read the leaflet inside the pack, particularly before oral or anal sex. Keep condoms in a cool, dry place and check the expiry date before use.
We ship in unbranded packaging to customers across the UK, Ireland and EU, and payment is handled through a secure checkout.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are ultra-thin condoms less safe than standard condoms?
Durex states these condoms offer the same safety and protection as its standard latex range, despite being thinner. As with any condom, correct use every time is what matters most.
Who is the 52mm width best for?
A 52mm nominal width is slightly narrower than many regular condoms, so it suits people who find standard sizes loose. If regular condoms already feel tight, a wider option may be more comfortable.
Do I need extra lubricant with these condoms?
They come lubricated, so many people will not need more. If you want extra glide, add a water-based or silicone-based lubricant rather than anything oil-based.
Are these condoms latex-free?
No, they are made from natural rubber latex and are not suitable for anyone with a latex allergy.
Order Durex Sensitive Total Contact in the pack size that suits you and enjoy a closer feel with reliable protection.
