The options can be overwhelming at first. We hope the following information will shed some light on choosing the right condom. Latex is by far the most popular material that condoms are made from due to its disease preventing qualities. Latex condoms block germs so well that, since 1987, the FDA has allowed condom manufacturers to list all the diseases condoms help avert on the box. The popularity of Polyurethane has grown in the past few years.
Polyurethane tends to be more expensive as well.
Advocates of the material claim a heightened sensitivity, more so than latex or polyurethane. Because of this, we do not offer natural membrane condoms on this site. Thick or Thin Thinner condoms claim improved sensitivity and generally score worse in strength tests than normal condoms. Extra strength condoms provided added security. For vaginal sex, sometimes lubrication is provided by natural means.