What are Durex Ultimate Latex Free Condoms

Durex Latex Free condoms are designed for lovers allergic to natural rubber latex. Made from technically-advanced materials, they're a suitable pleasure companion for latex-sensitive users. Get yours today. RB-M-13983

Remember, no method of contraception works 100% against pregnancy, HIV or sexually transmitted infections. It's good to be in the know, so read the info inside, mainly if you use condoms for anal or oral sex.

• Made from a latex-free alternative material which is safe for your body
• Nominal width of 56mm
• Durex quality: 100% electronically tested with five more quality tests carried out on every batch

Please note condom packaging may vary.

If you or your partner are allergic to latex, it doesn't mean condoms can't be used; you need to choose the right ones. Increasing pleasure for you both can help maximise sensitivity, intimacy and intensity.

Our Durex Latex Free condoms are made from a polyisoprene non-latex material, which has higher elasticity than regular rubber latex, making them more comfortable to use. They are suitable for people who have, or who think they may have, an allergy to natural rubber latex proteins.

The unique way we make Durex Latex Free condoms means they smell better, so there are no unpleasant distractions; you can relax and enjoy. No method of contraception can give you 100% protection against pregnancy, HIV or sexually transmitted infections. Please read the instructions, especially when using condoms for anal or oral sex.

How to use Durex Ultimate Latex Free Condoms

• Before you get going, Before you use this condom, check the expiry date on the condom wrapper. If the individual container is damaged, throw that one away and use a new one from an entire package. 
• Put a condom on before the penis touches the other person. This helps to prevent pregnancy and the possibility of catching sexually transmitted infections during vaginal, anal or oral sex.
• With the roll outside, squeeze the teat and place the condom on the tip of the erect penis.
• Roll down to the base. Stop and check if you feel the condom slipping off or too tight on the penis because this might lead to breakage. 
• It would be best if you took the condom off soon after ejaculation. Hold the condom firmly at the base of the penis before pulling it out.
• Throw it into a bin. Don't flush down the toilet.