Thin, transparent, lubricated internal condoms made of nitrile, a synthetic polymer that is more durable than latex and does not cause allergic reactions. Unlike male condoms, female condoms do not restrict the male penis but are spread in the vagina providing quality protection and a more natural feeling during intercourse. It is recommended to use additional lubricants with female condoms. With nitrile condoms you can use any lubricant: water-based, silicone-based or oil-based.
• length: 190 mm
• width: 67–70 mm
• 1 condom per pack
Manufacturer: The Female Health Company Plc (UK), UK.
The CE mark signifies the condom compliance with EU regulations regarding health, safety, and the environment.
Reasons why more people are choosing nitril internal condoms:
• Proven protection effectiveness. Although none of the barrier methods are 100% effective, internal condoms protect against pregnancy and STDs as well as male condoms. The use of female condoms encouraged both by United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) and by International Planned Parenthood Federation.
• Nitril is a soft and body-friendly material. It provides excellent heat transfer to the body for better sensations and is great for anyone with latex allergy or who do not enjoy the smell and taste of it.
• Universal size. Female condoms do not have the issue of being too tight or loose. Forget the headache trying to find the perfect condom size.
• Preparedness. Female condoms can be inserted a few hours before sex and you can be safe even if he forgot about protection.
Condom use
Choose a comfortable position (as you would insert a tampon or a cup), take the inner, smallest ring in the closed part of the condom and squeeze into the shape of an 8 and insert it into the vagina. To prevent the condom from twisting extend it from the inside with your fingers and insert it deeper into the vagina by sliding the inner ring. If you feel that the ring does not fit on the walls, pull the condom outwards until you can place the ring correctly. The edges of the ring should touch the walls of the vagina. Before the penis is inserted into the vagina the outer ring of the condom should be held to prevent the penis from being inserted outside the condom. In addition, do not use a male condom with a female condom – this will not provide better protection and may damage the female condom. Use a sufficient amount of lubricant. When removing the condom, carefully twist the outer ring so the condom does not leak and remove it from the vagina.
