Love Match – four kinds of condom 💞
Love Match carries four kinds of condom here. The pack sizes differ sharply: three come in sixes, one as a bulk pack of 144.
The four kinds 🎀
Thinly built are the Sottile in a pack of six, with an aroma come the Aromatizzato in a pack of six, cut wider are the King Size at 60 mm. As a bulk pack there are the Classico in a pack of 144 – see condoms.
What does 60 mm mean on King Size?
That is the nominal width – the width of the condom laid flat, not the circumference. 60 mm corresponds to a penis circumference of about 12 cm; the standard size sits at 52 to 54 mm. Only on the King Size does that figure appear in the title, not on the other three kinds. It is the most important detail when choosing. More in the condom guide.
What are flavoured condoms for?
For oral sex. The coating masks the taste of the latex, but it is not made to be carried on vaginally afterwards – sugar and flavourings can irritate the vaginal flora. For the switch you take a fresh, neutral condom. See flavoured lubricant.
Is the bulk pack worth it?
If the consumption is there, yes – but 144 is no supply for occasional use. Condoms have an expiry date, and an opened bulk pack often sits for years. Work out honestly how many you use in a year, and buy smaller packs more often rather than one that expires.
Which lubricant fits?
A water-based one. Oil and fatty creams destroy latex within minutes – and you cannot see the damage on the condom. Massage oil therefore does not belong in the same scene as a condom. See water-based lubricant.
What is in the product data?
None of the four kinds has a material on file, and only the King Size states the width – in the title, not in the data sheet. Whether a kind is latex-free and which width it has is on the product page and on the pack.
How is it delivered?
Neutrally and discreetly. We ship in an unprinted box with no reference to the contents, and the sender details give nothing away either. Within Germany we deliver free of shipping costs, with no minimum order value.
