Durex Soft and Sensitive Thin Latex Condoms, Easy-On Shape
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About the Product
Durex Soft and Sensitive condoms are designed for couples who want a thinner feel without giving up protection. These thin condoms are made from transparent natural rubber latex with a lubricated surface and an anatomical Easy-On shape, which makes them simple to put on the right way. Durex states they offer the same security as its standard condoms, with a pleasant scent so you can relax. Choose from packs of 3, 12, 24 or a bulk box of 144.
Key Features
- Thinner feel: A thin latex design helps create a closer, more natural sensation.
- Easy-On shape: The anatomical form is designed to be easy to roll on quickly and correctly.
- Lubricated: A pre-applied lubricant adds comfort from the start.
- Reservoir tip: A teat end is included to collect semen.
- Choice of pack sizes: Buy a small pack to try, or stock up with larger multipacks.
Product Specifications
| Brand | Durex |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Thin lubricated condoms |
| Material | Natural rubber latex |
| Size / Dimensions | Nominal width 56 mm |
| Shape | Anatomical Easy-On with reservoir tip |
| Pack Sizes | 3, 12, 24 or 144 condoms |
How to Use and Care
Open the foil carefully without using teeth or sharp nails. Check which way the condom rolls, pinch the tip to remove air, and roll it down the erect penis before any contact. Use a new condom every time.
If you add extra lubricant, use water-based or silicone-based products only, as oil-based products can damage latex. Store in a cool, dry place and read the leaflet inside the pack, especially before oral or anal sex.
Condoms are shipped in a plain parcel after a secure checkout, whether you live in the UK, Ireland or elsewhere in the EU.
Frequently Asked Questions
What size are Durex Soft and Sensitive condoms?
They have a nominal width of 56 mm, which is a common regular size. If standard condoms usually feel too tight or too loose, you may prefer a different width.
Can I use extra lubricant with them?
Yes, but only water-based or silicone-based lubricants. Oil-based products such as massage oils or petroleum jelly can weaken latex.
Are they suitable if I have a latex allergy?
No. These condoms are made from natural rubber latex, so people with a latex allergy should choose a latex-free alternative.
Which pack size should I buy?
A 3-pack is a good way to try them, while 12, 24 and 144 packs suit regular users and offer a longer-lasting supply. Always check the expiry date on the box.
Choose your pack size and add Durex Soft and Sensitive to your basket for thin, comfortable protection.
