Condoms SKYN Elite Latex-Free 10 Pieces

Condoms SKYN Elite Latex-Free 10 Pieces 💜

Condoms by SKYN in a box of ten, variety Elite. They are made of polyisoprene and therefore latex-free. Polyisoprene is a synthetic rubber that stretches much like latex but does without the natural latex proteins some people are allergic to. Elite carries the tagline ultra thin & ultra soft: this variety is especially thin and especially soft. Each of the ten condoms is individually sealed in a square dark blue foil with a gold SKYN logo and a serrated edge. They stand with condoms, under drugstore and with sex toys for men; what else comes from this brand is shown by the brand world of Mates Skyn.

✨ At a glance

• 🧵 Material: polyisoprene, latex-free
• ✅ Contents: 10 pieces, individually sealed
• ✅ Variety: Elite
• ⭐ Feature: extra thin and soft
• ✅ Mark: CE 0086
• ☀️ Storage: dry and away from sunlight
• ⚠️ Note: use each condom only once

❓ FAQ

What does a thinner wall add?

Less material between you. Warmth and movement come through more clearly, and that is exactly what this variety is designed for.

Who is Elite the right choice for?

For anyone who finds an ordinary condom too much in the way. Those who prefer more glide or a noticeable texture find other varieties under condoms.

How safe are they?

No condom protects one hundred per cent. Used correctly, it lowers the risk of sexually transmitted infections and of becoming a parent unintentionally. Correctly means: put it on before any contact, pinch the tip while rolling it down so no air stays inside, and use a new one every time.

Which lubricant goes with them?

A water-based one from water-based lubricant. Oil, massage oil and greasy creams attack polyisoprene just as they attack latex; the condom turns porous without you seeing it.

How are they stored?

Dry and protected from sunlight, so rather in the bedside drawer than in a wallet or trouser pocket, where warmth and friction wear on the foil.

How do you tell whether it fits?

A condom fits when it neither constricts nor slips. If either happens, it is the width and not the variety; other widths are under condoms.

How is the foil opened?

At the serrated edge and with your fingers, never with teeth or scissors. Small tears from opening cannot be seen on the condom afterwards.