The Lelo Hex Latex Condom is designed to vanish in the moment and provide protection that feeling smooth, flexible, and very natural. These next generation latex condoms are a great new take on intimacy with their unique hexagonal pattern.

The enhanced structure offers durability without increasing thickness, so these premium condoms are a great option for couples who want comfort and confidence. These ultra thin condoms will make your experience so close, natural, and unforgettable that you will hardly notice them.

Features:

• Natural latex condom
  
• 0.045mm thin
  
• 54mm diameter
  
• Lightly lubricated
  
• Easy to open, no-slip wrapper
  

Instructions: 

Have the condom on when the penis is erect before there has been direct contact with your partner's body. If a penis is ejaculated onto early during an erection, semen may be present plus bacteria and organisms that may give rise to infection. Tear down one side of the condom wrapper (being careful not to tear the condom inside). Remove the condom carefully, Avoid clogging the condom with excess air before use as this may cause it to split. Place the open end of the condom over the erect penis and make sure the condom is that roll is on the outside. Squeeze the tip of the condom with the little finger and the index finger and then put the condom on the genital shaft with the thumb. You should check that the condom is facing outwards. Gently release the condom by pulling downwards to the base of the penis. It is important the condom stays on the penis during intercourse. If the condom moves off as intercourse continues, unroll it back into position. To dispose hygienically, rinse the condom off in water and dispose into a bin (do not flush it down the toilet). One condom should never be used more than once.

Tips: 

Sex Toys:

This product goes perfectly well with sex toys, Mainly if you are aiming to keep your toys cleaner.

Storage: 

It is best to store condoms in a location that is cool and dry. The room where you keep your nightstand, for example, will work great; just don't store it in your medicine cabinet. If for whatever reason you carry a condom with you in your wallet, make sure to replace it often.

Cockring: 

If you are worried about the condom slipping out, putting a cockring at the base of your condom could really do the trick.

Damage: 

Most of the breaks occur when people tear open the condom's packet, so before you put one on always dissect it visually. 

Lubricants: 

It is safe to use only water based lubricants. Oil based lube, e.g. massage oil, petroleum jelly, and body lotion can make the latex to dissolve.