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Selecting the right size won’t matter if you don’t wear it correctly. If you don’t put the condom on the right way, it’s more likely to break or fall off. This means it won’t work as well in preventing pregnancy or sexually transmitted infections (STIs). This is really helpful. I think that there isn’t enough education and information given out about condoms. Glyde is the industry leader in the Vegan condoms segment and this SlimFit Condom is ideal for those looking for a snugger fit.But don’t go for just any condom. Although length is often the same across different brands and types, width and girth are most important when selecting a condom. I have a 6.5in penis (pressing into the fat at the base) and am 5.5in in girth. What kind of condoms should I use. My girlfriend has a latex allergy. Lubricated latex condom with a flared shape; extra wide and long to provide larger men with a comfortable fit These condoms made from Sheerlon Latex are somewhere in between snugger fit and regular size condoms. They were chosen as the best condoms by customer review. Well worth of trying, either if you’re smaller in size or regular.

When you wear the right size condom, you’re much more likely to prevent pregnancy and STIs. Most condoms fit the average-sized penis, so if your penis is slightly larger than 5 inches when erect, you could wear a “snug” condom just fine. That’s right; Trojan hit the market by storm by providing a range of condoms for those who need a larger size. As we already talked about, having the right condom to fit you is very essential when taking part in sexual intercourse.In the Condom Sizes post I’ve presented a short condom size chart with just a few condoms in each size category. A condom can prevent pregnancy and reduce the risk of sexually transmitted infections. Find out about male and female condoms and how to use them. READ MORE is nowhere near enough for magnums. I’m over 6″ around, which is not uncommon at all ( .3″ increase in width ) and I barely fill out the wider portion of regular magnums, never mind the XLs. By encouraging people to get disproportionate protection you’re reducing the effect thereof. Smaller condom from Lifestyles, lubricated, unique special shape, reservoir tip for more comfort and safety