They are 0.045mm thick, which gives them a light feel. Use them with the same care as any other single-use condom.

A 56mm width may suit someone who finds regular 53mm or 54mm condoms too tight but does not need a 60mm large fit. Comfort and security matter more than the label on the box.

Yes. Air Thin is 56mm wide and 0.045mm thick, while Nano Thin is 53mm wide and 0.05mm thick. The most noticeable difference may be the fit rather than the small change in thickness.

Yes. Use a water-based or silicone-based lubricant with latex condoms. Avoid oil-based products because they can weaken latex. Always check the lubricant label before use.

Yes. They contain natural rubber latex and are not suitable for people with a latex allergy. The EXS non-latex collection offers alternatives.

They are 0.045mm thick, which gives them a light feel. Use them with the same care as any other single-use condom.

A 56mm width may suit someone who finds regular 53mm or 54mm condoms too tight but does not need a 60mm large fit. Comfort and security matter more than the label on the box.

Yes. Air Thin is 56mm wide and 0.045mm thick, while Nano Thin is 53mm wide and 0.05mm thick. The most noticeable difference may be the fit rather than the small change in thickness.

Yes. Use a water-based or silicone-based lubricant with latex condoms. Avoid oil-based products because they can weaken latex. Always check the lubricant label before use.

Yes. They contain natural rubber latex and are not suitable for people with a latex allergy. The EXS non-latex collection offers alternatives.

They are 0.045mm thick, which gives them a light feel. Use them with the same care as any other single-use condom.

A 56mm width may suit someone who finds regular 53mm or 54mm condoms too tight but does not need a 60mm large fit. Comfort and security matter more than the label on the box.

Yes. Air Thin is 56mm wide and 0.045mm thick, while Nano Thin is 53mm wide and 0.05mm thick. The most noticeable difference may be the fit rather than the small change in thickness.

Yes. Use a water-based or silicone-based lubricant with latex condoms. Avoid oil-based products because they can weaken latex. Always check the lubricant label before use.

Yes. They contain natural rubber latex and are not suitable for people with a latex allergy. The EXS non-latex collection offers alternatives.

They are 0.045mm thick, which gives them a light feel. Use them with the same care as any other single-use condom.

A 56mm width may suit someone who finds regular 53mm or 54mm condoms too tight but does not need a 60mm large fit. Comfort and security matter more than the label on the box.

Yes. Air Thin is 56mm wide and 0.045mm thick, while Nano Thin is 53mm wide and 0.05mm thick. The most noticeable difference may be the fit rather than the small change in thickness.

Yes. Use a water-based or silicone-based lubricant with latex condoms. Avoid oil-based products because they can weaken latex. Always check the lubricant label before use.

Yes. They contain natural rubber latex and are not suitable for people with a latex allergy. The EXS non-latex collection offers alternatives.

The latex is 0.05mm thick, giving Nano Thin its lightweight feel. It is still a single-use condom, so use a fresh one each time and follow the instructions in the pack.

They have a 53mm nominal width and a length of 180mm. The straight-walled shape gives a consistent width along most of the condom.

Nano Thin is 53mm wide and 0.05mm thick. Air Thin is 56mm wide and 0.045mm thick. Fit is likely to matter more than the small difference in thickness.

Yes. Use a water-based or silicone-based lubricant with latex condoms. Avoid oil-based products because they can weaken latex. Always check the lubricant label before use.

No. They are made from natural rubber latex. Choose a clearly labelled non-latex condom if you or your partner has a latex allergy or sensitivity.

The latex is 0.05mm thick, giving Nano Thin its lightweight feel. It is still a single-use condom, so use a fresh one each time and follow the instructions in the pack.

They have a 53mm nominal width and a length of 180mm. The straight-walled shape gives a consistent width along most of the condom.

Nano Thin is 53mm wide and 0.05mm thick. Air Thin is 56mm wide and 0.045mm thick. Fit is likely to matter more than the small difference in thickness.

Yes. Use a water-based or silicone-based lubricant with latex condoms. Avoid oil-based products because they can weaken latex. Always check the lubricant label before use.

No. They are made from natural rubber latex. Choose a clearly labelled non-latex condom if you or your partner has a latex allergy or sensitivity.

The latex is 0.05mm thick, giving Nano Thin its lightweight feel. It is still a single-use condom, so use a fresh one each time and follow the instructions in the pack.

They have a 53mm nominal width and a length of 180mm. The straight-walled shape gives a consistent width along most of the condom.

Nano Thin is 53mm wide and 0.05mm thick. Air Thin is 56mm wide and 0.045mm thick. Fit is likely to matter more than the small difference in thickness.

Yes. Use a water-based or silicone-based lubricant with latex condoms. Avoid oil-based products because they can weaken latex. Always check the lubricant label before use.

No. They are made from natural rubber latex. Choose a clearly labelled non-latex condom if you or your partner has a latex allergy or sensitivity.

The latex is 0.05mm thick, giving Nano Thin its lightweight feel. It is still a single-use condom, so use a fresh one each time and follow the instructions in the pack.

They have a 53mm nominal width and a length of 180mm. The straight-walled shape gives a consistent width along most of the condom.

Nano Thin is 53mm wide and 0.05mm thick. Air Thin is 56mm wide and 0.045mm thick. Fit is likely to matter more than the small difference in thickness.

Yes. Use a water-based or silicone-based lubricant with latex condoms. Avoid oil-based products because they can weaken latex. Always check the lubricant label before use.

No. They are made from natural rubber latex. Choose a clearly labelled non-latex condom if you or your partner has a latex allergy or sensitivity.

The latex is 0.05mm thick, giving Nano Thin its lightweight feel. It is still a single-use condom, so use a fresh one each time and follow the instructions in the pack.

They have a 53mm nominal width and a length of 180mm. The straight-walled shape gives a consistent width along most of the condom.

Nano Thin is 53mm wide and 0.05mm thick. Air Thin is 56mm wide and 0.045mm thick. Fit is likely to matter more than the small difference in thickness.

Yes. Use a water-based or silicone-based lubricant with latex condoms. Avoid oil-based products because they can weaken latex. Always check the lubricant label before use.

No. They are made from natural rubber latex. Choose a clearly labelled non-latex condom if you or your partner has a latex allergy or sensitivity.

The latex is 0.05mm thick, giving Nano Thin its lightweight feel. It is still a single-use condom, so use a fresh one each time and follow the instructions in the pack.

They have a 53mm nominal width and a length of 180mm. The straight-walled shape gives a consistent width along most of the condom.

Nano Thin is 53mm wide and 0.05mm thick. Air Thin is 56mm wide and 0.045mm thick. Fit is likely to matter more than the small difference in thickness.

Yes. Use a water-based or silicone-based lubricant with latex condoms. Avoid oil-based products because they can weaken latex. Always check the lubricant label before use.

No. They are made from natural rubber latex. Choose a clearly labelled non-latex condom if you or your partner has a latex allergy or sensitivity.

They may suit people who find regular-width condoms too loose or prone to slipping. A narrower fit should feel secure, but it should never cause pain or numbness.

It is the nominal width of the condom when laid flat. It is a standard way to compare sizes and is not the same as body circumference.

Both are 49mm wide, but their length, thickness and shape differ. EXS Snug Fit is 190mm long and 0.069mm thick, so width is not the only measurement worth comparing.

Yes. Use a water-based or silicone-based lubricant with latex condoms. Avoid oil-based products because they can weaken latex. Always check the lubricant label before use.

Stop using it and try a wider option. A condom should feel secure, but it should not cause pain, marked pressure or loss of sensation.

They may suit people who find regular-width condoms too loose or prone to slipping. A narrower fit should feel secure, but it should never cause pain or numbness.

It is the nominal width of the condom when laid flat. It is a standard way to compare sizes and is not the same as body circumference.

Both are 49mm wide, but their length, thickness and shape differ. EXS Snug Fit is 190mm long and 0.069mm thick, so width is not the only measurement worth comparing.

Yes. Use a water-based or silicone-based lubricant with latex condoms. Avoid oil-based products because they can weaken latex. Always check the lubricant label before use.

Stop using it and try a wider option. A condom should feel secure, but it should not cause pain, marked pressure or loss of sensation.

They may suit people who find regular-width condoms too loose or prone to slipping. A narrower fit should feel secure, but it should never cause pain or numbness.

It is the nominal width of the condom when laid flat. It is a standard way to compare sizes and is not the same as body circumference.

Both are 49mm wide, but their length, thickness and shape differ. EXS Snug Fit is 190mm long and 0.069mm thick, so width is not the only measurement worth comparing.

Yes. Use a water-based or silicone-based lubricant with latex condoms. Avoid oil-based products because they can weaken latex. Always check the lubricant label before use.

Stop using it and try a wider option. A condom should feel secure, but it should not cause pain, marked pressure or loss of sensation.

They may suit people who find regular-width condoms too loose or prone to slipping. A narrower fit should feel secure, but it should never cause pain or numbness.

It is the nominal width of the condom when laid flat. It is a standard way to compare sizes and is not the same as body circumference.

Both are 49mm wide, but their length, thickness and shape differ. EXS Snug Fit is 190mm long and 0.069mm thick, so width is not the only measurement worth comparing.

Yes. Use a water-based or silicone-based lubricant with latex condoms. Avoid oil-based products because they can weaken latex. Always check the lubricant label before use.

Stop using it and try a wider option. A condom should feel secure, but it should not cause pain, marked pressure or loss of sensation.

They may suit people who find regular-width condoms too loose or prone to slipping. A narrower fit should feel secure, but it should never cause pain or numbness.

It is the nominal width of the condom when laid flat. It is a standard way to compare sizes and is not the same as body circumference.

Both are 49mm wide, but their length, thickness and shape differ. EXS Snug Fit is 190mm long and 0.069mm thick, so width is not the only measurement worth comparing.

Yes. Use a water-based or silicone-based lubricant with latex condoms. Avoid oil-based products because they can weaken latex. Always check the lubricant label before use.

Stop using it and try a wider option. A condom should feel secure, but it should not cause pain, marked pressure or loss of sensation.

It has a 60mm nominal width and a length of 190mm. The straight-walled design gives a consistent width from the base towards the tip.

It may suit someone who finds regular 53mm or 54mm condoms too tight. The right condom should feel secure without painful pressure or restriction.

Both use a 60mm nominal width, but their length, thickness, shape and material details differ. Compare those measurements rather than relying on width alone.

Yes. Use a water-based or silicone-based lubricant with latex condoms. Avoid oil-based products because they can weaken latex. Always check the lubricant label before use.

No. It is made from natural rubber latex. Use a clearly labelled non-latex product if either partner has a latex allergy.

It has a 60mm nominal width and a length of 190mm. The straight-walled design gives a consistent width from the base towards the tip.

It may suit someone who finds regular 53mm or 54mm condoms too tight. The right condom should feel secure without painful pressure or restriction.

Both use a 60mm nominal width, but their length, thickness, shape and material details differ. Compare those measurements rather than relying on width alone.

Yes. Use a water-based or silicone-based lubricant with latex condoms. Avoid oil-based products because they can weaken latex. Always check the lubricant label before use.

No. It is made from natural rubber latex. Use a clearly labelled non-latex product if either partner has a latex allergy.

It has a 60mm nominal width and a length of 190mm. The straight-walled design gives a consistent width from the base towards the tip.

It may suit someone who finds regular 53mm or 54mm condoms too tight. The right condom should feel secure without painful pressure or restriction.

Both use a 60mm nominal width, but their length, thickness, shape and material details differ. Compare those measurements rather than relying on width alone.

Yes. Use a water-based or silicone-based lubricant with latex condoms. Avoid oil-based products because they can weaken latex. Always check the lubricant label before use.

No. It is made from natural rubber latex. Use a clearly labelled non-latex product if either partner has a latex allergy.

It has a 60mm nominal width and a length of 190mm. The straight-walled design gives a consistent width from the base towards the tip.

It may suit someone who finds regular 53mm or 54mm condoms too tight. The right condom should feel secure without painful pressure or restriction.

Both use a 60mm nominal width, but their length, thickness, shape and material details differ. Compare those measurements rather than relying on width alone.

Yes. Use a water-based or silicone-based lubricant with latex condoms. Avoid oil-based products because they can weaken latex. Always check the lubricant label before use.

No. It is made from natural rubber latex. Use a clearly labelled non-latex product if either partner has a latex allergy.

It has a 60mm nominal width and a length of 190mm. The straight-walled design gives a consistent width from the base towards the tip.

It may suit someone who finds regular 53mm or 54mm condoms too tight. The right condom should feel secure without painful pressure or restriction.

Both use a 60mm nominal width, but their length, thickness, shape and material details differ. Compare those measurements rather than relying on width alone.

Yes. Use a water-based or silicone-based lubricant with latex condoms. Avoid oil-based products because they can weaken latex. Always check the lubricant label before use.

No. It is made from natural rubber latex. Use a clearly labelled non-latex product if either partner has a latex allergy.

It has a 60mm nominal width and a length of 190mm. The straight-walled design gives a consistent width from the base towards the tip.

It may suit someone who finds regular 53mm or 54mm condoms too tight. The right condom should feel secure without painful pressure or restriction.

Both use a 60mm nominal width, but their length, thickness, shape and material details differ. Compare those measurements rather than relying on width alone.

Yes. Use a water-based or silicone-based lubricant with latex condoms. Avoid oil-based products because they can weaken latex. Always check the lubricant label before use.

No. It is made from natural rubber latex. Use a clearly labelled non-latex product if either partner has a latex allergy.

It is the nominal width of the condom when laid flat. It is not the same as penis circumference. Nominal width is the best measurement for comparing condom sizes between products.

Yes. A 54mm width is commonly described as regular fit, although brands and shapes can feel different. The flared head on EXS Regular gives more room near the tip.

The condom should roll down easily, feel secure and stay in place without painful pressure. If it slips, try a narrower option. If it feels very tight or restrictive, compare a wider size.

Yes. Use a water-based or silicone-based lubricant with latex condoms. Avoid oil-based products because they can weaken latex. Always check the lubricant label before use.

Check the expiry date and wrapper first. Open the foil carefully, use a new condom for each act of sex and follow the instructions supplied with the pack. After use, place it in a bin rather than flushing it.

It is the nominal width of the condom when laid flat. It is not the same as penis circumference. Nominal width is the best measurement for comparing condom sizes between products.

Yes. A 54mm width is commonly described as regular fit, although brands and shapes can feel different. The flared head on EXS Regular gives more room near the tip.

The condom should roll down easily, feel secure and stay in place without painful pressure. If it slips, try a narrower option. If it feels very tight or restrictive, compare a wider size.

Yes. Use a water-based or silicone-based lubricant with latex condoms. Avoid oil-based products because they can weaken latex. Always check the lubricant label before use.

Check the expiry date and wrapper first. Open the foil carefully, use a new condom for each act of sex and follow the instructions supplied with the pack. After use, place it in a bin rather than flushing it.

It is the nominal width of the condom when laid flat. It is not the same as penis circumference. Nominal width is the best measurement for comparing condom sizes between products.

Yes. A 54mm width is commonly described as regular fit, although brands and shapes can feel different. The flared head on EXS Regular gives more room near the tip.

The condom should roll down easily, feel secure and stay in place without painful pressure. If it slips, try a narrower option. If it feels very tight or restrictive, compare a wider size.

Yes. Use a water-based or silicone-based lubricant with latex condoms. Avoid oil-based products because they can weaken latex. Always check the lubricant label before use.

Check the expiry date and wrapper first. Open the foil carefully, use a new condom for each act of sex and follow the instructions supplied with the pack. After use, place it in a bin rather than flushing it.

It is the nominal width of the condom when laid flat. It is not the same as penis circumference. Nominal width is the best measurement for comparing condom sizes between products.

Yes. A 54mm width is commonly described as regular fit, although brands and shapes can feel different. The flared head on EXS Regular gives more room near the tip.

The condom should roll down easily, feel secure and stay in place without painful pressure. If it slips, try a narrower option. If it feels very tight or restrictive, compare a wider size.

Yes. Use a water-based or silicone-based lubricant with latex condoms. Avoid oil-based products because they can weaken latex. Always check the lubricant label before use.

Check the expiry date and wrapper first. Open the foil carefully, use a new condom for each act of sex and follow the instructions supplied with the pack. After use, place it in a bin rather than flushing it.

No. Each pack includes cola, bubblegum, strawberry and chocolate. Choose this mixed option when several flavours appeal more than a box of one flavour.

They have a 54mm nominal width, a 180mm length and a flared head. This is a regular-width fit for many users.

Yes. Flavour is commonly chosen to make oral sex more enjoyable. Use a new condom for each activity and replace it when moving between different types of sex.

Yes. Use a water-based or silicone-based lubricant with latex condoms. Avoid oil-based products because they can weaken latex. Always check the lubricant label before use.

No. They are made from natural rubber latex. Choose a non-latex product if either partner has a latex allergy or sensitivity.

No. Each pack includes cola, bubblegum, strawberry and chocolate. Choose this mixed option when several flavours appeal more than a box of one flavour.

They have a 54mm nominal width, a 180mm length and a flared head. This is a regular-width fit for many users.

Yes. Flavour is commonly chosen to make oral sex more enjoyable. Use a new condom for each activity and replace it when moving between different types of sex.

Yes. Use a water-based or silicone-based lubricant with latex condoms. Avoid oil-based products because they can weaken latex. Always check the lubricant label before use.

No. They are made from natural rubber latex. Choose a non-latex product if either partner has a latex allergy or sensitivity.

No. Each pack includes cola, bubblegum, strawberry and chocolate. Choose this mixed option when several flavours appeal more than a box of one flavour.

They have a 54mm nominal width, a 180mm length and a flared head. This is a regular-width fit for many users.

Yes. Flavour is commonly chosen to make oral sex more enjoyable. Use a new condom for each activity and replace it when moving between different types of sex.

Yes. Use a water-based or silicone-based lubricant with latex condoms. Avoid oil-based products because they can weaken latex. Always check the lubricant label before use.

No. They are made from natural rubber latex. Choose a non-latex product if either partner has a latex allergy or sensitivity.

They combine raised ribs and dots, creating a more varied surface than a smooth condom. The extra texture is most noticeable during movement.

They have a 56mm nominal width, a 190mm length and a flared head. This makes them slightly wider than many regular-fit condoms.

No. Texture can feel more noticeable to one person than another. Use enough compatible lubricant and stop if either partner experiences discomfort.

Yes. Use a water-based or silicone-based lubricant with latex condoms. Avoid oil-based products because they can weaken latex. Always check the lubricant label before use.

No. They are made from natural rubber latex. Anyone with a latex allergy should choose a clearly labelled non-latex option instead.

They combine raised ribs and dots, creating a more varied surface than a smooth condom. The extra texture is most noticeable during movement.

They have a 56mm nominal width, a 190mm length and a flared head. This makes them slightly wider than many regular-fit condoms.

No. Texture can feel more noticeable to one person than another. Use enough compatible lubricant and stop if either partner experiences discomfort.

Yes. Use a water-based or silicone-based lubricant with latex condoms. Avoid oil-based products because they can weaken latex. Always check the lubricant label before use.

No. They are made from natural rubber latex. Anyone with a latex allergy should choose a clearly labelled non-latex option instead.

They combine raised ribs and dots, creating a more varied surface than a smooth condom. The extra texture is most noticeable during movement.

They have a 56mm nominal width, a 190mm length and a flared head. This makes them slightly wider than many regular-fit condoms.

No. Texture can feel more noticeable to one person than another. Use enough compatible lubricant and stop if either partner experiences discomfort.

Yes. Use a water-based or silicone-based lubricant with latex condoms. Avoid oil-based products because they can weaken latex. Always check the lubricant label before use.

No. They are made from natural rubber latex. Anyone with a latex allergy should choose a clearly labelled non-latex option instead.

They combine raised ribs and dots, creating a more varied surface than a smooth condom. The extra texture is most noticeable during movement.

They have a 56mm nominal width, a 190mm length and a flared head. This makes them slightly wider than many regular-fit condoms.

No. Texture can feel more noticeable to one person than another. Use enough compatible lubricant and stop if either partner experiences discomfort.

Yes. Use a water-based or silicone-based lubricant with latex condoms. Avoid oil-based products because they can weaken latex. Always check the lubricant label before use.

No. They are made from natural rubber latex. Anyone with a latex allergy should choose a clearly labelled non-latex option instead.

They combine raised ribs and dots, creating a more varied surface than a smooth condom. The extra texture is most noticeable during movement.

They have a 56mm nominal width, a 190mm length and a flared head. This makes them slightly wider than many regular-fit condoms.

No. Texture can feel more noticeable to one person than another. Use enough compatible lubricant and stop if either partner experiences discomfort.

Yes. Use a water-based or silicone-based lubricant with latex condoms. Avoid oil-based products because they can weaken latex. Always check the lubricant label before use.

No. They are made from natural rubber latex. Anyone with a latex allergy should choose a clearly labelled non-latex option instead.

They combine raised ribs and dots, creating a more varied surface than a smooth condom. The extra texture is most noticeable during movement.

They have a 56mm nominal width, a 190mm length and a flared head. This makes them slightly wider than many regular-fit condoms.

No. Texture can feel more noticeable to one person than another. Use enough compatible lubricant and stop if either partner experiences discomfort.

Yes. Use a water-based or silicone-based lubricant with latex condoms. Avoid oil-based products because they can weaken latex. Always check the lubricant label before use.

No. They are made from natural rubber latex. Anyone with a latex allergy should choose a clearly labelled non-latex option instead.

They create a fresh, cooling sensation during use. Some people notice it more strongly than others, so stop if it becomes uncomfortable or irritating.

They have a 52mm nominal width, a length of 190mm and a flared head. That places them close to a regular fit, although the shape can feel different from a straight-walled condom.

Yes. They are made from natural rubber latex, so they are not suitable for anyone with a latex allergy or sensitivity. A non-latex option may be more appropriate in that case.

Yes. Use a water-based or silicone-based lubricant with latex condoms. Avoid oil-based products because they can weaken latex. Always check the lubricant label before use.

Check the expiry date and wrapper first. Open the foil carefully, use a new condom for each act of sex and follow the instructions supplied with the pack. After use, place it in a bin rather than flushing it.

They create a gentle warming sensation rather than intense heat. The feeling varies between users, so stop if it causes burning, pain or irritation.

They have a 54mm nominal width, a 190mm length and a flared head. This is generally classed as a regular fit.

They may not suit people who are sensitive to warming ingredients or latex. Check the packaging before use and stop if either partner has an unwanted reaction.

Yes. Use a water-based or silicone-based lubricant with latex condoms. Avoid oil-based products because they can weaken latex. Always check the lubricant label before use.

Both products use their lubricant to add sensation. Warming condoms create gentle heat, while cooling condoms feel fresh and cool. Choose the sensation that feels most comfortable for both partners.

They are 0.083mm thick, creating a more substantial feel than the thinner products in the EXS range.

Thickness alone does not guarantee better protection. A condom must fit well, be within its expiry date and be used correctly from start to finish.

They have a 53mm nominal width and a length of 190mm. The shape is straight-walled with a teat tip.

Yes. Use a water-based or silicone-based lubricant with latex condoms. Avoid oil-based products because they can weaken latex. Always check the lubricant label before use.

No. They are made from natural rubber latex. Choose a clearly labelled non-latex product if you or your partner has a latex allergy.

They are 0.083mm thick, creating a more substantial feel than the thinner products in the EXS range.

Thickness alone does not guarantee better protection. A condom must fit well, be within its expiry date and be used correctly from start to finish.

They have a 53mm nominal width and a length of 190mm. The shape is straight-walled with a teat tip.

Yes. Use a water-based or silicone-based lubricant with latex condoms. Avoid oil-based products because they can weaken latex. Always check the lubricant label before use.

No. They are made from natural rubber latex. Choose a clearly labelled non-latex product if you or your partner has a latex allergy.

They are 0.083mm thick, creating a more substantial feel than the thinner products in the EXS range.

Thickness alone does not guarantee better protection. A condom must fit well, be within its expiry date and be used correctly from start to finish.

They have a 53mm nominal width and a length of 190mm. The shape is straight-walled with a teat tip.

Yes. Use a water-based or silicone-based lubricant with latex condoms. Avoid oil-based products because they can weaken latex. Always check the lubricant label before use.

No. They are made from natural rubber latex. Choose a clearly labelled non-latex product if you or your partner has a latex allergy.