My Size Pro - Custom-Fit Condoms

📐 My Size – nine widths from 45 to 72 mm

Standard condoms are built around a nominal width of roughly 52 to 54 mm. If that does not fit you, My Size is the answer: 51 items in nine widths – 45, 47, 49, 53, 57, 60, 64, 69 and 72 mm. The brand splits into two lines: My Size Pro with 36 items and My Size Mix with 14.

📦 Pro: one width, four pack sizes

The Pro line comes in every width as a 3, 10, 36 or 80 pack – from a trial pack to a year's supply. Examples: 45 mm in a 10 pack, 53 mm in a 36 pack and 72 mm in a 10 pack. If you are still unsure, start with the perfect size three-pack.

🎲 Mix: four varieties in one box

The Mix line carries seven widths from 47 to 69 mm, but every box holds four different varieties: natural, blue, ribbed and strawberry. It is meant for trying things out once the width is settled and only the variety is open. Available as a 10 and a 28 pack, such as size 53 in a 10 pack.

📏 How to find your width

Measure the circumference of the erect penis at its thickest point with a tape measure or a strip of paper. Divide that figure by 2 and subtract about 2 millimetres – that is your nominal width. For example, 11 cm of circumference is around 53 mm. If a condom sits tight and is hard to roll down it is too narrow; if it slips, too wide.

🧴 Which lubricant goes with them?

A stubborn myth persists here: latex condoms tolerate both water-based AND silicone-based lubricant. What damages latex is oil – massage oil, petroleum jelly, body lotion or coconut oil. Silicone-based gel actually lasts longer and is the better choice for extended use. You will find both under water-based lubricant and silicone lubricant.

Related areas are condoms and intimate hygiene. Everything else is in the condom guide.

❓ Frequently asked questions

What does the number on the box mean?

It is the nominal width in millimetres – the width of the condom laid flat, not the diameter and not the circumference. 53 mm corresponds to roughly 11 cm of penis circumference. Length is practically the same across all sizes and barely affects fit.

How do I measure correctly?

While erect, at the thickest point, with a tape measure or a paper strip you measure afterwards. Circumference divided by 2, minus about 2 millimetres – that is your nominal width. If you fall between two sizes, try the smaller one first: a condom is meant to sit snugly.

How do I know the size is wrong?

Too narrow: it only rolls down with effort, constricts, or tears more easily. Too wide: it wrinkles, slips during movement, or stays behind when you withdraw. Both cost safety – which is why measuring is worth it.

Can I use silicone-based lubricant with condoms?

Yes. Both water-based and silicone-based lubricant are compatible with latex. Only oil-based products – massage oil, petroleum jelly, creams, coconut oil – make latex porous and must not be used with condoms. With silicone toys it is the other way round: there, water-based gel belongs.

How is it delivered?

In neutral packaging with no indication of the contents, and the same goes for the entry on your bank statement. Shipping within Germany is free, with no minimum order value.