Durex Extra Safe Condoms, 6 count

• Designed for those who want reassurance so are made from a slightly thicker material
• Extra lubricated
• Transparent, natural latex condoms shaped with a teat end to be easier to put on and provide a better fit during sex
• All condoms have a length of 195mm and a width of 56mm

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