Condom Uniq Multi Latex-Free 3 Pieces

Condom Uniq Multi Latex-Free 3 Pieces 🤍

Under the name Condom Uniq Multi Latex-Free, Uniq offers three condoms without latex, made of synthetic resin. They are designed as unisex condoms for several purposes, hence the name Multi. The wall is very thin, and the nominal width is standard. Because there is no latex in them, they are an option for anyone who does not tolerate latex. They carry the CE mark with the number 0482. The dark purple box has a hanging tab at the top, and a blue circle sits behind the Uniq lettering. It stands under condoms, with drugstore and under water-based lubricant; what else comes from this brand is shown by the brand world of Uniq.

✨ At a glance

• ✅ Type: condom, unisex
• ✅ Pieces: three
• 🧵 Material: synthetic resin
• ✅ Latex: none
• ✅ Nominal width: 6 cm
• ✅ Wall thickness: 0.01 mm
• ✅ Marking: CE 0482
• ✅ Use: single use

❓ FAQ

What does nominal width mean?

The width of the condom lying flat. It determines the fit more than the length does. If a condom slips or pinches, try a different width.

How is it put on?

Before the first contact, on the erect penis, with the rim facing outwards. Squeeze the tip so no air stays inside and roll it all the way down. If you put it on the wrong way round, take a new one.

How is it taken off?

After ejaculation, hold the rim and withdraw the penis while it is still erect. Each condom is used only once and then goes in the household waste.

Which lubricant suits it?

Water-based lubricant always works. Put it on the outside of the rolled-on condom, not inside. More models can be found under condoms.

Are two on top of each other safer?

No, quite the opposite. Two condoms rub against each other and tear more easily. One, put on correctly, is the safe option, but no condom is one hundred per cent safe.

How should it be stored?

Cool, dry and out of direct sun. Not in a trouser pocket or the glove compartment, because heat and friction wear the material. Check the expiry date before use, and open the wrapper with your fingers, not with teeth or scissors.