Condoms MY.SIZE Pro Size 47 10 Pieces

Condoms MY.SIZE Pro Size 47 10 Pieces 🟢

MY.SIZE Pro in size 47: ten condoms with a nominal width of 47 millimetres. That is the name for the width of the condom when it lies flat, and the whole Pro scale from 45 to 72 is based on it. There, 47 is the second step from the slim end and is highlighted in green in the colour bar. The condoms are made of VYTEX latex, a high-purity natural rubber latex that clearly reduces the usual rubber smell; animal ingredients are left out. The narrow, tall pack of ten can be hung up by a tab, and CE 1639 and ISO 4074 are printed on its side. They stand under condoms, with drugstore and under sexual preparations.

✨ At a glance

• 📏 Size: 47, nominal width 47 mm
• 📦 Content: 10 pieces
• 🧪 Material: VYTEX latex
• 🔬 Wall thickness: 0.05 to 0.06 mm
• ✅ Marking: CE 1639, ISO 4074
• 🌱 Free from animal ingredients
• ⚠️ Caution: not for latex allergy

❓ FAQ

How do I measure the circumference correctly?

On the erect penis, at the thickest point of the shaft. A tape measure from the sewing kit is enough, or alternatively a strip of paper that you mark and read off against a ruler. Only this value counts for the size, not the length.

How do I recognise that the width does not fit?

If the condom constricts or only rolls on with effort, it is too tight. If creases form or it slips, it is too wide.

How do I open the foil?

With your fingers at one corner. The seal layer is thin and gives way without force; teeth, scissors and long fingernails can damage the condom.

How do I roll it on?

Pinch the tip between two fingers so that there is no air in it and roll the condom down the erect penis to the base. It is used only once and never together with a second one on top.

Which lubricant is suitable?

Water-based lubricant, for example from water-based lubricant. Oils, petroleum jelly and greasy creams destroy latex.

How do I keep the condoms?

Cool, dry and protected from light. In a wallet or the car the foils are strained by friction and warmth. The expiry date is on every foil, and expired condoms are thrown away.

Are they suitable for allergy sufferers?

Not with a latex allergy, because even high-purity latex is still latex.