Yes. Brands use a variety of names to refer to their condoms, including snug fit or slim fit for the smaller sizes. However, because the actual condom size might vary from one brand to another, you should always check the actual condom size before buying. To do that, you will have to know your penis size. Here’s how to do it. To measure the length: Use a ruler or flexible tape measure to measure the length of your erect penis from the tip of your penis to the base (the part that meets your pelvis). When measuring, press the ruler or tape measure toward your pubic bone until you feel resistance to compensate for fat, hair, and skin. Always measure on the top side of your penis, and if you have a bent penis, use a flexible measuring tape and follow the shaft’s curve to measure its full length. To measure girth: Use a flexible tape measure or a string and ruler to measure the circumference of your erect penis at its thickest point (usually around the middle of your shaft). Divide your girth by 3.14 to find out its width, then use this number to find out what size condom fits you. Because most brands make their condoms longer than necessary, measuring the girth and figuring out what nominal width the condom should have is much more important than focusing on the length. If you don’t want to spend too much time to figure out which condom you need, fill in our quiz and see what condoms in our range are the best condoms for you.