Condoms MY.SIZE Pro Size 57 80 Pieces

Condoms MY.SIZE Pro Size 57 80 Pieces 🟠

Condoms by MY.SIZE from the Pro range, as a bulk pack of 80 in size 57. The number is the nominal width in millimetres, meaning the width of the condom lying flat. On the front of the pack the 57 is highlighted in orange on a colour scale, with the number of pieces printed large above it. All 80 are made the same way, from Vytex latex with a very thin wall and without animal ingredients. A quantity this large pays off once the size is settled and condoms are used regularly. They stand under condoms, with drugstore and under sexual preparations.

✨ At a glance

• 📏 Size: 57, nominal width 57 mm
• 📦 Content: 80 pieces of one version
• 🧪 Material: Vytex latex
• 🔬 Wall thickness: 0.05 to 0.06 mm
• 🌱 Vegan: no animal ingredients
• ✅ Marking: CE
• ⚠️ Caution: not for a latex allergy

❓ FAQ

How do I store 80 condoms properly?

The pack is best kept cool, dry and dark in a cupboard. Take a few out for the bedside table; on the go a small case protects the foils from the pressure and warmth they suffer in a wallet.

How long do the condoms keep?

Every single foil carries its expiry date. With a large supply in particular, a quick look at it before you open one is worthwhile. You no longer use an expired condom, even if the foil looks intact.

Which lubricant goes with latex?

Water-based or silicone-based lubricant, for example from water-based lubricant. Massage oil, petroleum jelly and greasy creams attack latex.

How do I tell that size 57 fits?

The choice is made by the girth of the erect penis at its thickest point, as the small pictogram on the side of the pack shows. A condom that fits rolls down to the base without force and lies smoothly. If it slips or creases, it is too wide; if it is already tight while rolling on, it is too narrow.

What is Vytex latex?

A latex from which most of the latex proteins have been removed, around 90 per cent fewer than in standard latex. As a result the condom hardly smells of rubber. It is still latex, though: with a latex allergy a latex-free condom is the right choice.

What matters when putting it on?

Tear the thin sealing foil open with your fingers, not with teeth or scissors. When placing it on, pinch the tip so that no air stays inside, and roll the rim down on the outside. Every condom is used only once, and two on top of each other rub against each other.