Need a little extra time in the bedroom? Then look no further than EXS Climax Delay Endurance Condoms! With 12 pieces per pack, these premium quality condoms come in transparent color and are perfect for those seeking to last longer and have an enhanced sexual experience.

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SKU: 3035-0003
Color: Transparent

€8.46

From glow-in-the-dark styles to warming and flavored options, EXS brings creativity and care to every condom they make.

Description / EXS Climax Delay Condoms Transparent

EXS Nano Thin are amongst the thinnest quality latex condoms in the world. They have a width of 53mm, no latex smell and feel like you are wearing no condom. Vigorously tested to the European standards and by the British Standards Institute (BSI) This product is extremely thin yet has the strength of thicker regular latex condoms

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Pack Quantity	12
Color	Transparent
Manufacturer	EXS
Brand	EXS
Condom Material	Latex
Glow in the Dark	No
Length (Centimetres)	18.500000
Width (Centimetres)	14.000000
Weight (Kilograms)	0.590000

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Customer Questions

There are three main materials. Latex, the most common, is cheap, reliable and very elastic, but not for a latex allergy and not with oil-based lube. Polyurethane is thinner, transfers heat better and is compatible with oil-based lube, though pricier and less elastic. Polyisoprene is synthetic latex without the allergenic proteins, feeling like latex but safe for allergies, and not with oils. Lambskin feels natural but doesn't protect against STIs. For an allergy, choose polyisoprene or polyurethane.

Measure the penis when erect, on two dimensions. Length runs from base to tip, typically 14-20 cm. Girth, the more important one, is measured around the middle, typically 9-15 cm. Match them up: slim or snug for under 11 cm girth (nominal width under 52 mm), standard for 11-13 cm (52-54 mm), large or XL for 13-15 cm (56-60 mm). Too large a condom slips and too small a one squeezes and may break. Trusted brands like Trojan, MyOne and Glyde publish sizing charts.

Ultra-thin condoms are just as safe as standard ones. Scientifically, all CE-certified condoms pass the same strength tests, lab tests show a similar 0.4-2% failure rate, and thinness affects feel, not safety. Thicknesses range from standard 0.07 mm to thin 0.05 mm, ultra-thin 0.04 mm and super-thin 0.03 mm, with Okamoto and Sagami Original at 0.02 mm. For high STI or pregnancy risk, add extra contraception or use a standard one for peace of mind.

It matters a lot. Latex and polyisoprene last 3-5 years from manufacture, polyurethane 3 years and lambskin 1-2 years. Before use, check the date on the wrapper, that the packaging is intact with no air leaks, that there's no colour change or odour on opening and that it isn't dry or sticky. An expired condom turns brittle and is far more likely to break. Store them somewhere cool and dry, out of sunlight, never in a wallet or a hot car.

There are two options. With spermicide (nonoxynol-9) adds contraceptive action by damaging sperm, lasting a few minutes if it leaks. Without spermicide is the most common, adds no extra protection and is gentler on sensitive skin. The cautions matter: nonoxynol-9 can irritate the mucous membranes with frequent use and may raise the risk of HIV or STI transmission in high-risk contact. The WHO recommends against it for high HIV risk.