Condoms Hex Organic 12 Pieces

Condoms Hex Organic 12 Pieces 🌿

Condoms by LELO in the pack of 12. The HEX range has a mesh of hexagons on the inside - it is meant to hold the latex if one spot tears, rather than letting it go all at once. This pack is the Organic version in certified organic natural latex - the box is beige. They stand with condoms, under sex toys and with sexual preparations; what else comes from this brand is shown by the brand world of LELO.

✨ At a glance

• ✅ Contents: 12 pieces
• 🪜 Range: HEX Organic
• 🧵 Material: organic natural latex
• ⭐ Feature: Hexagonal pattern on the inside
• ✅ Lubrication: With a lubricant film

❓ FAQ

What is the difference between Organic and Original?

The box says it: the beige packs carry ORGANIC LATEX in large letters, the white ones ORIGINAL. Now the range is in the title.

What is the hexagonal pattern for?

It divides the surface into single cells. If one spot tears, the tear is meant to stop at the next edge rather than running through the whole wall. A condom remains a consumable - visible damage means it goes in the bin.

Which lubricant goes with them?

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

How are they stored?

Cool, dry and not in a trouser pocket. Heat and pressure are the commonest reasons a condom becomes unusable before its expiry date; the date is printed on every foil.

How do you tell the right size?

The manufacturer gives no nominal width in the enclosed documents. As a rule of thumb: if a condom sits without tension after unrolling and still does not slip, it fits. If it does not unroll fully or pinches, it is too small.

Are they lubricated?

Yes, with a lubricant film from the factory. For longer play that rarely suffices - topping up with a water-based gel is the normal case, not the exception.

How do you open the foil correctly?

Tear it at the serrated edge, not with your teeth and not with scissors. The commonest damage happens on opening, not in use.

What goes with them?

A lubricant from water-based lubricant; further packs and sizes stand under condoms.