Flavors
Flavoured condoms exist because of oral sex: the flavour sits in the lubricant on the outside, where a taste is the point. This category holds 39 products — condoms and flavoured lubricants.
A flavoured condom is a condom like any other: the same CE mark, the same protection, just a different coating.
Which flavours are available
The range covers strawberry, chocolate, mint, blueberry, banana, bubblegum and tropical mixes, across Pasante, Skins, Control, Durex and Confortex. Flavoured lubricants come separately in 100 ml bottles, and around 118 ml in the ID 3Some line, with passion fruit, strawberry-banana, watermelon and wild cherry.
Packs from 3 to 288 pieces
Small packs of 3, 4, 8 and 12 are for trying a flavour and for home. Bags of 144 and 288 are professional packs: the price per piece drops sharply, which is why they are ordered by people who hand condoms on, or by couples who already know their brand. On the large packs, the expiry date is the figure worth checking before you buy.
Flavour, sugars and where to use them
The flavour is in the coating on the outside of the condom. If you would rather avoid sugars, choose an unflavoured condom — most of our condoms category is exactly that. The ingredients are listed in the declaration on each product, so you can check what a coating contains before ordering.
Frequently asked questions
- Does a flavoured condom protect the same as a plain one?
- Yes, provided it carries a CE mark and is within its expiry date. The flavour is in the coating and does not change the condom itself.
- Is the flavour on the outside or the inside?
- In the lubricant on the outside, because it is meant for oral sex.
- Why are there packs of 144 and 288?
- They are professional packs with a much lower price per piece. Check the expiry date before buying one.
- Where do I find the coating ingredients?
- In the declaration on the product. It also states whether the lubricant in the product is water-based.
