Condoms MY.SIZE Pro Size 60 36 Pieces

Condoms MY.SIZE Pro Size 60 36 Pieces 🔴

36 condoms from the MY.SIZE Pro range in size 60, all in the same version and in a wide, flat pack. The red 60 on the colour scale on the front gives the nominal width: in millimetres, that is the width of a condom lying flat. The material is Vytex latex, from which most of the latex proteins have been removed, so it hardly smells. The wall is very thin, no animal ingredients are used, and production follows the environmental standard ISO 14001. They stand under condoms, with drugstore and under sexual preparations.

✨ At a glance

• 📏 Size: 60, nominal width 60 mm
• 📦 Content: 36 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

Who are 36 pieces worthwhile for?

For anyone who already knows size 60 and needs condoms regularly. The pack lasts a while, so you restock less often.

How do 36 condoms stay in good condition for a long time?

The pack is best kept cool, dry and dark, not next to the radiator and not in the car. Every foil carries its own expiry date; an expired condom is no longer used.

How do I measure for the right size?

With a soft tape measure around the erect penis at its thickest point, just as the pictogram on the side shows. The length does not matter for the choice. If size 60 sits loosely, it is too wide; if it is tight while rolling on, it is too narrow.

Which lubricant is allowed?

Water-based or silicone-based lubricant, for example from water-based lubricant. Grease and oil, including in massage oils and creams, make latex porous.

How is the condom rolled on correctly?

The sealing foil is thin and can be opened with your fingers. Rolled rim outwards, pinch the tip so that no air stays inside, and roll down to the base. A new one every time, and never two on top of each other, because they rub against each other.

What about a latex allergy?

Then these condoms are not suitable, because Vytex is latex too. The alternative is a latex-free condom.