Durex Nude Latex Free 8 Condoms

Condoms designed to minimize the risk of latex allergies . Natural Feeling condoms are designed in RealFeel material for natural sensations . They have a contoured shape for more comfort .

Presentation of the latex-free condom DUREX Nude

Do you have a latex allergy? Look no further, discover the new Durex Nude Max Tolerance condom!

This condom is recommended as a local contraceptive and for the prevention of sexually transmitted diseases . Designed for people with latex allergies with a unique contoured shape with reservoir, transparent and lubricated with an average diameter of 56mm.
Today, condoms are not only a safe and effective way to protect against sexually transmitted diseases: they are also designed to enhance pleasure or to offer new sensations .

Description of Durex Nude Max Tolerance Latex Free

Durex offer us a condom specially designed for people allergic to latex: the Durex Nude condom without latex!

A revolution for those who tend to suffer from latex allergy and / or to be sensitive to angioedema (angioedema), or better known as angioedema. You can breathe, Durex is here! The revolutionary material that makes up this latex-free condom is called polyisoprene.

It looks like latex, it is the color of latex, but it is not latex and it is solid like steel!

Do not be afraid of latex allergies, Durex Nude Max Tolerance gives you back the smile and the banana!

Using advice from Durex Nude Latex Free

Unroll the condom over the penis and squeeze the reservoir so that no air can enter (the condom may crack).

Comment on the advice for use and dosage of Durex Nude without latex with our partner Avis checked after your purchase.

Composition of Durex Nude Latex Free

Transparent condoms, lubricated, with reservoir, in synthetic polyisoprene.
Nominal width: 56mm.

Introducing Durex Nude Latex Free

Box of 8

Precaution of use

• Disposable.
• If irritation or unusual reaction occurs, discontinue use and consult a physician.
• Before using a lubricating gel, check its compatibility with the condom.
• No method of contraception can provide 100% effective protection against unwanted pregnancy, the HIV virus (AIDS) or other sexually transmitted infections.

Our advice and expert opinions in pharmacy

1. Either partner can put the condom on the erect penis during foreplay. Avoid any contact between the penis and the body of the partner before putting on the condom, in order to prevent pregnancy and the transmission of sexually transmitted infections.
2. Make sure that the part to be unwound is on the outside. If it is inside, the condom is inside out. Be sure to carefully grasp the top of the condom (reservoir) between your fingers in order to expel the air, as the air left inside can cause it to break.
3. Still holding the reservoir between your fingers, place the condom on the tip of the erect penis and use the other hand to continue unrolling the condom completely along the penis. During intercourse, if the condom begins to roll up on itself, put it back in place immediately by unrolling it again before continuing to have sex. If the condom comes off completely, put on a new one before continuing to have sex.
4. Withdraw immediately after ejaculation and before the end of the erection, while firmly retaining the condom at the base of the penis. Wait until you are completely removed before removing the condom. Also take care to avoid any contact of the penis and the used condom with the partner's body. Dispose of the condom hygienically: roll it in a piece of paper and put it in the trash. Do not flush down the toilet.