Sagami Original 0.02 Large Condom (Box of 12)

• Made of urethane - it can help to increase sensitivity and toughness is about 3 times of ordinary latex condoms
• Transmits body heat - create more sensation feeling during love making
• New PU material - it is harmless to human body, odourless and women will not be allergic to it
• Water based lubricate - increased slippage rates
• Max Width (semi circumference) - 59mm, Max diameter - 38mm, max length - 190mm

Product description This is made by the famous Sagami condom manufacturer in Japan. With so many on offer these days, it is good to have a name you can trust. The Sagami - Original 0.02 Ultra Thin Urethane Condom is certainly a superb option. For this price, The Sagami - Original 0.02 Ultra Thin Urethane Condom comes highly recommended to people who like the feeling is having nothing on, transmit your body during love making. With it water based lubricate on, it certainly helps to increase slippage rates. Its extra soft characteristic will also brings you extra comfort. So, what are the difference between latex and urethane condoms? The existing research on urethane condoms does show that they are different from latex condoms in some important ways. urethane condoms: - Provide similar rates of pregnancy prevention as latex condoms - Are believed to provide similar protection against sexually transmitted infections (STIs) - Are thinner, yet less stretchy, than latex condoms, possibly making them more prone to break - Are a bit more expensive than latex male condoms - Can be used with both oil and water-based lubricants (latex condoms cannot be used with oil-based lubricants) Sagami Rubber Industries Co., Ltd. was founded in 1934, the first condom manufacturer in Japan. Sagami is the first condom manufacturer in the world who released a coloured condom. They are the first condom manufacturer in the world who released a dotted condom and theyare the first condom manufacturer in the world who released a condom with acidulant water based lubricant adjusted to pH inside vagina! As a result of thorough review of material and research over 30 years, they have achieved a condom made from special polyurethane, Sagami Original. Soon after it's released Sagami Original, it became one of the top brands in Japan from its natural feeling which is totally different from other condoms. Indications Always buy from a reputable brand, i.e. Sagami from Japan To use a male condom correctly, follow these steps: - carefully open the foil packaging that the condom is wrapped in, taking care not to tear the condom - hold the tip of the condom between your forefinger and thumb to make sure it is put on the right way round, and that no air is trapped inside (the condom may split if air is trapped inside) - place the condom over the tip of the penis - while squeezing the tip of the condom, roll it down over the length of the erect penis - if the condom will not unroll, it is probably on inside out – start again with a new condom as there may be sperm on it Make sure that the condom stays in place while you are having sex. If it comes off, stop and put on a new one. After ejaculation (when the man has come) and while the penis is still hard, hold the condom in place and carefully withdraw the penis from the partner's body. You should only take the condom off the penis when there is no further contact with your partner's body. Wrap the used condom in a tissue and put it in the bin. You should never flush condoms down the toilet because they may block the toilet and can cause environmental damage. How to buy and use condoms most effectively: - Stick with a good brand. - Select the type of condom you want (lubricated, spermicide, ribbed, etc.). More on this in our section on buying condoms. - Stay away from novelty condoms as a birth control or disease prevention device - Follow the usage instructions properly and consistently. - Do not rely on your partner to provide them. - Keep them in a cool place (not your wallet). Directions Condoms should be stored in a cool, dry place, away from heat and direct sunlight. You should no longer use the condom after the date printed on the outer packaging or on the sheet. No contraceptive can offer 100% protection against infections with sexually transmitted diseases or contraception. Used condoms should be thrown in the trash, not in the toilet or in the landscape. If you want to use lubricants, be sure to use only products that are safe for condoms. Caution: Do not use if packaging is damaged Warning: Keep away from direct sunlight Warning: Keep dry Warning: Read instructions Warning: Use only once Safety Warning 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. Attention: Medical Device Attention: Do not use if package is damaged Attention: Keep away from direct sunlight Attention: Keep dry Attention: Read Instructions Attention: Use only once Legal Disclaimer Not for sale to persons under the age of 18. By placing an order for this product, you declare that you are 18 years of age or over. T