Durex Latex Free condoms are designed for lovers with an allergy to natural rubber latex. Made from technically-advanced materials, they're the suitable pleasure companion for latex-sensitive users. Our Durex Latex Free condoms which are made from a polyisoprene non-latex material, which has higher elasticity than normal 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.
Using a Play lube from Durex with condoms can enhance sex. All Play lubes from Durex are condom safe, unlike oil-based lubricants which can damage condoms.
About Durex
Durex was founded in 1915 as the London Rubber Company selling imported barber condoms and accessories. In 1929 the London Rubber Company registered the Durex brand. In the 1950s Durex launched its first moisturised condom. In 1953 Durex became the first brand to develop electronic testing. In the 1960s Durex launched the first anatomically shaped condom.In the 1970s Durex became the first condom brand in the world to advertise in many countries. In the 1990sDurex became the first condom brand to adopt a Global "quality seal" as standard. A range of colourful and flavoured condoms was launched by Durex in the 1990s. Durex continued to develop and expand its product range and supported campaigns to promote safe sex. In 2019 Durex celebrated its 90th birthday!
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Dosage
Tear the wrapper open from the serrated edge. Be careful with the condom, it could get damaged by fingernails or sharp objectsWith the roll outside, squeeze the teat and place the condom on the tip of the erect penisRoll down to the base. Stop and check if you feel the condom slipping off on the penis because this might lead to breakageThrow into a bin. Don't flush down the toilet -
Storage Information
Do not store above 25cDo not store above 25c, away from direct sources of heat and humidity. Keep in original container
