These condoms are designed to boost pleasure and provide reliable protection against unwanted pregnancies and STIs. This is generally easier to do if you stay with the same brand, but you can always check out the nominal width and see what is comparable in another range. This can be a big problem if you need a snugger fit because wearing the wrong size condom significantly boosts your chances of STI transmission and pregnancy. The ENDING HIV campaign has been developed using funds from ACON’s primary funder, the NSW Ministry of Health and our own funds generated by fundraising activities.

Not only is a proper fit key to preventing pregnancy and disease transmission, but it also helps make sex more comfortable and can enhance your orgasm.

Condom manufacturers use different terms to describe external condom size, which can make selecting the right size tricky. In India, almost all the condoms sizes have a standard dimension of 180 mm in length and 53mm width (±2mm elasticity).

Most importantly, choosing the right condom will maximize your protection against STIs and pregnancy. Most condoms fit the average sized penis, so if your penis is slightly larger than 5 inches when erect, you could comfortably wear a “snug” condom.

I'mgettingreallyconfusedbyallthis"nominalwidth"stuff,soIthoughtI'daskifthere'sanyguysherewhoareinasimilarsituationandwhatbrandsyouused? The difficulty with having a specific idea of the size and type you want means that you may not find what you want in these places.

Andforallyouincredulouswomen,6inchesisnothingoutoftheordinary,thereisalotofguyslikeusoutthere,Iam8inchinlengthand6.This condom was engineered to stay put, so if you deal with loose condoms often, Atlast True Fit will solve your problems. External condoms are medical devices regulated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and they must meet specific international standards.

Before we can talk about which size of condoms you should be using, we’re going to have to see how you measure up. A person can wrap it around the thickest part of the penis, which is usually near the middle of the shaft. Each of these materials comes with its own set of properties that can affect the overall condom experience.Wearing an external condom that is too big can cause it to slip off, and wearing one that is too small can cause it to break. Knowing how to tell if a condom fits or doesn’t fit you is important to get the most out of using one. Also, you want to be taking note about how the condom feels when you are fully erect (remember, you cum when fully aroused).