Condom Mister Size 53 mm Extra Fine 3 pcs

Condom Mister Size 53 mm Extra Fine 3 pcs ⚖️

Condoms by Mister Size with a nominal width of 53 mm, extra fine and transparent. The brand names its sizes in millimetres rather than letters; the pack carries the bare number. Fifty-three millimetres is the standard width most condoms in the trade are made to. Anyone unsure measures the girth when erect and divides it by two - around ten to eleven centimetres of girth correspond to this width. They stand with condoms, under sex toys for men and with drugstore; what else comes from this brand is shown by the brand world of Mister Size.

✨ At a glance

• ✅ Nominal width: 53 mm
• ✅ Pack: 3 pcs
• ✅ Wall thickness: extra fine
• 🎨 Colour: Transparent
• 🧵 Material: latex

❓ FAQ

What does the number on the pack mean?

The nominal width in millimetres, measured flat. This brand does not use letters like S, M or L - even so, the shop title carried one until now.

Who are 53 mm for?

For anyone the ordinary chemist's condom fits, without pressing or slipping. Anyone who never had a problem is right here.

How do you measure correctly?

Lay a tape measure around the thickest point when erect, read the girth and halve it. The result is the nominal width that should fit.

What happens with the wrong size?

Too tight presses and tears more easily, too wide slips. Both are the reason sizes exist at all - the whole range stands under condoms.

Which lubricant goes with them?

Water-based from water-based lubricant. Oil attacks latex, and you only notice that when it is too late.

What does extra fine mean?

A thinner wall than on a standard condom. It costs no safety - every condom is tested against the same standards.

How is it rolled on correctly?

Squeeze the reservoir so no air is trapped, and only then roll it down. Trapped air is the most common cause of a tear.

How are they stored?

Cool, dry and not in a wallet. Friction and warmth are the two most common reasons for a damaged condom.

How long do they keep?

The date is on every single foil. Expired latex turns brittle even when you cannot see it.

Are they suitable for latex allergies?

No. These condoms are made of latex; latex-free alternatives stand under condoms.