Condom brands differ less in quality than in sizing, material and marketing. The three
things worth comparing are the nominal width printed on the box, the material, and whether the lubricant
is silicone or water-based — everything else is preference.
Below are the brand-specific pages on the site, grouped by maker. For the sizing numbers themselves,
start with condom sizes.
Trojan
Skyn
Durex and sizing-led brands
Lambskin and non-latex
Brand history and manufacturing
A caution about “brand loyalty”: condoms are regulated as medical devices, and a
major brand’s budget line is not safer than a smaller brand’s premium line. The number on the box and
the fit matter more than the logo — which is why the sizing page is the better place to start.
Polyurethane vs. Polyisoprene Condoms
Polyurethane vs. Polyisoprene Condoms: Which Non-Latex Option to Try First
Latex Allergy or Irritation? How to Choose a Condom Material and Lubricant
Latex Allergy or Irritation? How to Choose a Condom Material and Lubricant
Lambskin Condoms
Lambskin Condoms: Pregnancy Protection Without the Virus Barrier
Latex Allergy vs. Irritation
Latex Allergy vs. Irritation: How to Tell the Difference and What to Switch To
Flavoured Condoms
Flavoured Condoms: Oral Use, Sugar, Spermicide, and the Safer Alternative