Arts and crafts time. Put a cardboard toilet paper roll around your erect penis and see how it fits. Extra room? It’s really easy, though," she continues. "Just grab your phone calculator and divide the girth of your penis by π (3.14) to get the correct width.” Remember to take note of the size in both centimeters and inches, as different brands of condoms use different units of measurement.

Regardless of where you fall on the gender and sexuality spectrum, we could all benefit from having some basic knowledge about condoms. Ahead are several things you should know about condoms and their sizes. Condom Sizing: The Basics Overall, condoms are important to use, and if you’re going to use them, you should definitely use the right size. Now go forth, and have great sex. Condoms are sized by nominal width or the measurement across the rolled-up condom, and by length, the measurement from tip to the base when fully unrolled. You’ll find the dimensions of each Trojan condom (and there are many!) on the size charts below with the length, base nominal width, and mid-shaft nominal width listed.Any of the condom shapes above can be smooth-walled or enhanced with ridges or dots along the surface, or with added lubricant to create sensations such as warming or natural feel. If you’ve never tried a ribbed condom, your partner may appreciate the change-up. Trojan® condoms’ ribs are strategically placed to hit all the right spots and to enhance pleasure with the natural movements of sex. Given that condoms go up to over nine inches in length and around two and a half inches in width — or roughly eight inches in girth — and the average penis size is estimated at just over five inches long and just under five inches around," Cole adds. "So the chances are slim of coming across a penis that legitimately doesn’t fit into any condom on the market." Latex condoms are intended are intended to prevent pregnancy, HIV/AIDS, and other sexually transmitted infections.

When you unroll the condom, it will be a rectangular piece of latex that can be laid on a vulva or anus before having oral,” Kai explains. A dental dam protects you from STIs that can be transmitted during oral sex. Condoms can also be used on dildos and vibrators to prevent STI transmission and to make clean-up a snap.circumference of the condom, strategically placed to boost sensation by intensifying friction. The ribs can be deep or narrow, which affects feel.