Durex «Nude No Latex» polyisoprene condoms with Easy-On™ fit

Ultra-sensitive, latex-free condoms made of polyisoprene with Easy-On™ fit, dermatologically tested, lubricated with silicone oil, with reservoir, transparent, nominal width: 56mm.

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Durex «Nude No Latex» polyisoprene condoms with Easy-On™ fit is in our assortment since 2023.

Durex "Nude No Latex" Latex-Free Condoms Experience an intimate skin-to-skin sensation without latex with Durex "Nude No Latex" latex-free brand condoms, made from polyisoprene. These condoms are transparent, with a nominal width of 56mm. The patented Easy-On™ shape makes application easier and ensures an optimal fit. Features:

Material:: Innovative polyisoprene for a natural sensation and latex-free protection.
Lubrication:: Lubricated with silicone oil for a gentle experience and non-spermicidal lubricant.
Odor:: Pleasant odor without typical latex smells.
Tests:: Clinically and dermatologically tested, confirming skin compatibility.
Fit:: Easy-On™ shape with reservoir for easy handling.

Available in various pack sizes to meet individual needs and preferences, Durex "Nude No Latex" condoms provide a safe and ultra-sensitive option for individuals who are allergic to latex or prefer a more natural sensation.

Product properties:

Length:		190 mm (± 5 mm)*
Nominal width:		56 mm (± 2 mm)*
Thickness:		0.068 mm
Colour:		transparent
Lubrication:		lubricated
Material:		polyisoprene (no latex)
Reservoir:		with reservoir tip
Shape:		fitting

*legally permissible dimensional deviation

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*symbolic image according to manufacturer data, not to scale. Position of ribs and dots are estimated; number, distance and size may vary.

GPSR* Mandated Addresses and Warning Notices:

Natural rubber latex condoms should not be used by people who have an allergy to latex or whose skin is sensitive to contact with latex.
Condoms should be stored in a cool, dry place and protected from heat and direct sunlight.
You should no longer use the condom after the date printed on the outer packaging or the foil.
No contraceptive can offer 100% protection against infection with sexually transmitted diseases or against contraception.
Used condoms belong in the trash, not in the toilet or in the landscape.
If you want to use lubricants, make sure to only use condom-safe products.