Condoms King Size 60 mm Wide 6 Pieces

Condoms King Size 60 mm Wide 6 Pieces 🛡️

A pack of condoms by Love Match: six extra-wide condoms with a nominal width of sixty millimetres. It stands with condoms, under drugstore and with sex toys for couples; what else comes from this brand is shown by the brand world of Love Match.

✨ At a glance

• ✅ Contents: 6 pieces
• ✅ Nominal width: 60 mm
• 🧵 Material: Natural rubber latex

❓ FAQ

What does the nominal width mean?

Half the circumference: a condom lying flat at 60 millimetres wide has about 120 millimetres of circumference. The usual sizes lie at 52 to 54 millimetres.

When does one need king size?

When the usual condom constricts or slips off - both are signs of the wrong width. A condom that is too wide does not hold, one that is too tight tears.

What matters when putting one on?

The air in the reservoir. It is squeezed out before the condom is rolled down - trapped air is the most common reason a condom bursts. And the foil is opened with the fingers, not with the teeth.

What are they made of?

Of natural rubber latex. Anyone with a latex allergy needs latex-free condoms - those exist under condoms, but not from this brand.

Which lubricant goes with them?

A water-based one from water-based lubricant. Oil and fat attack latex and make it permeable within minutes - that includes massage oil and body lotion.

Two condoms on top of each other - safer?

No, more dangerous. Two layers of latex rub against each other and tear more easily than one. The same goes for a condom over a female condom.

Can they be put over a toy?

Yes, and that is a good reason always to have some around. A condom over the dildo saves cleaning in between - especially when switching between anal and vaginal.

How are they stored?

Dry, cool and without pressure. The glove compartment and the back pocket are the two worst places - heat and friction wear down the latex long before the date expires.

How long do they keep?

The date is on every single foil, not just on the box. After it passes, latex becomes brittle; an expired condom is no longer a condom.

How is it disposed of?

In the residual waste, wrapped - not down the toilet. Latex does not rot in the sewer and is one of the most common reasons for blocked house drains.