Best feeling condoms?
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You've been told or do you know first hand? If you know first hand then we've been horribly mislead all these months.....
Durex Avanti: they are polyurethane. You can use oil on them without the worry of the condom degrading, as well they transfer body heat (which latex doesn't) so it feels more real, and in addition, they are thinner than latex, and STRONGER than latex for a most realistic feel. Not to mention for the girl, they don't have any taste so for covered BJ's they are sublime.
Also, I have a latex allergy, so I have no other choice, but I have used latex before and these are by far the best choice overall. Enjoy!
xoxo Violet
Also, I have a latex allergy, so I have no other choice, but I have used latex before and these are by far the best choice overall. Enjoy!
xoxo Violet
I agree with Violet the Avanti are great. The only problem that I have found is that without lubrication they can be a bit "rough" on the bits. They seem to require more then just a natural lubricant.
Also very highly regarded in my books are the gray Lifestyles-ultra thin I believe. They are latex so not a good choice for people with allergies or sensitivity to latex.
As for lube (which I think is also VERY important) I always stick to the water based family. JO h2O is my favorite. It is a bit expensive but well worth the extra $. I have only found it at Stag Shop in Toronto but you can also order it online from various adult product retailers. I think that the silicone product is also very similar. I have only used it once and found it to be a bit clumpy after repeated use. It also had a funny after smell.
I HATE...any of the warming lube products. I have found that they become an irritant after a prolonged period of intercourse. Think burning and fire!
Also...Stay away from the Clitoral Stimulation gel. Boy do I have a funny story about that, let's just say a little goes a very long way.
Hope that helps
XOXO
Alise
Also very highly regarded in my books are the gray Lifestyles-ultra thin I believe. They are latex so not a good choice for people with allergies or sensitivity to latex.
As for lube (which I think is also VERY important) I always stick to the water based family. JO h2O is my favorite. It is a bit expensive but well worth the extra $. I have only found it at Stag Shop in Toronto but you can also order it online from various adult product retailers. I think that the silicone product is also very similar. I have only used it once and found it to be a bit clumpy after repeated use. It also had a funny after smell.
I HATE...any of the warming lube products. I have found that they become an irritant after a prolonged period of intercourse. Think burning and fire!
Also...Stay away from the Clitoral Stimulation gel. Boy do I have a funny story about that, let's just say a little goes a very long way.
Hope that helps
XOXO
Alise
Poll
Can we have a poll going here?
NAme brand and / Male
NAme brand and / Female
This way we know if it is the man or woman that prefer that name brand. If anyone wants they can give their opinion. I should also add that not all brands are sold everywhere. Some Pharmacies only carry certain brands.
Can we have a poll going here?
NAme brand and / Male
NAme brand and / Female
This way we know if it is the man or woman that prefer that name brand. If anyone wants they can give their opinion. I should also add that not all brands are sold everywhere. Some Pharmacies only carry certain brands.
I just wanted to point out that while lambskin condoms are available as a contraceptive, but are not considered effective against STD transmission!
Stronger?Sexy Violet said:
I tried a polyurethane once, for the reasons you've described, I ripped right through it.
Von Wigglestaff said:
I don't understand, you ripped right through it because you can use oil on them? because they transfer body heat? or was it because they have no flavor?
Sorry, all joking aside, I'm sorry you had an unfavorable experience with them. Studies show that polyurethane condoms are stronger than latex. A lot of the times condoms break due to improper application or lack of lubricant. Or maybe they just weren't the condoms for you.
Violet...I cannot kiss and tell.Sexy Violet said:
But if the fellas knew who it was when it happened, they would understand!
Yes polyurethane is technically stronger than latex, but it's conductivity makes it less flexible. It felt so good that I didn't realize it had broken until we changed positions. We had a "pregnant" pause, with her looking at my shorned salscice, then she slipped on a latex and carried on.
