Condoms Air Thin Extra Thin

Condoms Air Thin Extra Thin 🪶

The Air Thin from EXS is a condom with a particularly thin wall. It is flared at the head and leaves the glans a little more room there. Each condom comes individually sealed in a light blue wrapper with the round EXS logo. It is available in packs of 12, 48, 100 or 144; the pack of 100 comes as a clear bag with an instruction leaflet. EXS is a British brand that has existed since 1993; the condoms carry the CE mark and the PETA seal for products not tested on animals. The pack sits under condoms, under drugstore and in our sexual preparations section.

✨ At a glance

• 📏 Nominal width: 56 mm
• 📏 Wall thickness: 0.04 mm
• ✅ Shape: Flared at the head
• 💧 Contents: 12, 48, 100 or 144 pieces
• ⚠️ Caution: No oil, never two on top of each other

❓ FAQ

Who is this width meant for?

It is a little wider than the EXS regular size and suits you if a standard condom feels tight but you do not need an extra-large size yet. To find your value, measure the circumference of the erect penis and divide it by two; the result roughly matches the right nominal width. A condom that is too tight presses and tears more easily, one that is too wide slips.

Which lubricant suits it?

One that is water- or silicone-based. Leave out oil, petroleum jelly and rich creams, because they make latex brittle within minutes. You will find a selection under water-based lubricant.

What matters when putting it on?

Open the wrapper at the serrated edge with your fingers, not with your teeth. The condom goes on before the first contact. Squeeze the tip so no air stays inside and roll it all the way down; if it will not unroll, it is the wrong way round, and you take a new one. Always use just one, because two on top of each other rub together and tear more easily.

How do you store the condoms?

Dry, cool and dark, so not permanently in a wallet, the glovebox or next to the radiator. The expiry date is printed on every single wrapper; an expired condom is not used any more.

What applies afterwards?

Hold the condom at the rim while pulling out, as long as the penis is still erect, so it does not slip off. Then wrap it in a tissue and put it in the household waste, not down the toilet. Every condom is used only once, and switching between anal and vaginal means a fresh one.

And if you cannot tolerate latex?

Then choose a condom that is explicitly latex-free, such as the Pull Non Latex from EXS. That also applies if only the other person reacts to latex.