Durex Condom 12s

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Durex offers a wide range of condoms to suit various needs, including extra safety, thin sensation, delay features, and latex-free options. They are easy to use, reliable, and comfortable, making them one of the most preferred brands for safer and more enjoyable sex.

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What is Durex?

Durex is a globally recognized condom brand known for its high-quality, safe, and innovative sexual wellness products. The name Durex stands for Durability, Reliability, and Excellence. It has been in existence for over 90 years and is one of the most trusted brands in sexual health.

Purpose of Durex Condoms

Prevent pregnancy
Protect against sexually transmitted infections (STIs)
Enhance pleasure and intimacy
Help in managing premature ejaculation (specific types)

Types of Durex Condoms and Their Features

Type	Features	Best For
Extra Safe	Thicker latex and extra lubrication	More reassurance during sex
Thin Feel	Ultra-thin for more sensitivity	Feeling closer to your partner
Real Feel	Latex-free, made from polyisoprene	People with latex allergies
Pleasuremax	Ribbed and dotted surface	Extra stimulation for both partners
Extra Time (Performax Intense)	Contains a mild anesthetic (benzocaine)	Delaying climax for longer performance
Flavored	Added flavors like strawberry or banana	Oral sex or fun variety
XL / XXL	Wider and longer size	Men who need larger condoms

How to Use Durex Condoms

Check the expiry date on the wrapper.
Open carefully—don’t use sharp objects or teeth.
Pinch the tip of the condom to remove air.
Roll onto the erect penis before any sexual contact.
After use, hold the base and pull out while still hard.
Wrap in tissue and dispose in a bin (not the toilet).

Safety Advice

Only one condom at a time.
Store in a cool, dry place.
Do not use oil-based lubricants (e.g., Vaseline) with latex condoms—use water-based or silicone-based lubricants.
Always check for tears or damage before use.