Condoms MY.SIZE Pro Size 49 10 Pieces

Condoms MY.SIZE Pro Size 49 10 Pieces 🟡

Ten condoms of the brand MY.SIZE from the Pro line in size 49. The 49 stands for the nominal width in millimetres, in other words for how wide the condom is when lying flat. On the nine-step Pro scale it is the third width from the slim end and is highlighted in yellow-green in the colour bar. The material is high-purity VYTEX latex, which smells less of rubber than usual; the condoms contain no animal ingredients. Anyone who is allergic to latex does not reach for them. The tall pack of ten has a hanging tab and the print CE 1639 and ISO 4074 on its side. They stand under condoms, with drugstore and under sexual preparations.

✨ At a glance

• 📏 Nominal width: 49 mm
• 📦 Content: 10 condoms
• 🧪 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

What role does the circumference play?

The decisive one. The erect penis is measured at the thickest point of the shaft, with a tape measure or a strip of paper. The width follows from that; how long the penis is changes nothing about the size.

And if the width is not right?

Then the condom either sits too loosely and can shift, or it sits too tightly and is hard to roll on.

What does CE 1639 mean?

CE is the European conformity marking, and the number 1639 names the notified body involved. ISO 4074 is the international standard for condoms made of natural rubber latex.

How do I put it on?

Open the foil with your fingers, not with teeth or scissors. Pinch the tip so that no air remains inside, then roll it fully down the erect penis. Each condom is used only once; afterwards it goes knotted into the general waste, not down the toilet.

May I pull two condoms over each other?

No. The two layers rub against each other and are therefore more likely to tear.

Which lubricant suits latex?

Water-based lubricant from water-based lubricant. Oil, petroleum jelly and massage oil are unsuitable for latex.

How do I store the condoms, and how long do they keep?

Cool, dry and out of direct sunlight, not in the car and not permanently in a wallet. The expiry date is on every foil; once it has passed, the condom is no longer used.