Category: Non Latex

  • LIFESTYLES Condom Size Chart

    LIFESTYLES Condom Size Chart

    The dimensions in this chart are from our own store bought measurements, as well as from Lucky Bloke and Undercover Condoms.  To read more about Lifestyles company (also known as “Mates” in Europe, check out their profile summary. If you don’t feel like scrolling through lists, try our new search tool, the Condom Calculator. Measurement Tip: The average…

  • Non-Latex Condom & Dam Size Chart

    Non-Latex Condom & Dam Size Chart

    The world of non-latex condoms is a mysterious one. There aren’t many options. In another post we confirm that there is no such thing as flavored non-latex barriers. Also, most manufacturers do not make “special” sizes for non-latex. By special, I mean anything smaller or larger than 2.1″/53mm base wide and 7.5″/190mm long. Some brands…

  • Flavored Non-Latex Condoms

    Flavored Non-Latex Condoms

    Do they exist? We’ve been asked this question a few times. It’s hard to believe that the condom market would overlook this specific and important need. Unfortunately, after deep digging we did not uncover a non-latex flavored condom or dam. So what’s the orally-minded to do?  **If you are surprised to hear that people do use…

  • SKYN Original Polyisoprene Condom Review

    SKYN Original Polyisoprene Condom Review

      SKYN Originals have been around a while now and seeing as I am involved in a condom blog I thought it was about time I actually tried the non-latex offering.  In fact, this is the first condom ever made from polyisoprene. I knew before I tried SKYN that they had advertised as the first…

  • Fitting Matters: Solutions for Condom Size Problems

    Fitting Matters: Solutions for Condom Size Problems

    This post suggests solutions for problem-points on condoms which are too tight, too loose, too short, too long. This post was updated 21 March 2014. For a quicker way to search and compare condoms, try our new Condom Size Calculator! A study published in June 2012 argues that penis shape and size must be taken…

  • Condom Size Chart has been Updated

    Condom Size Chart has been Updated

    Condom Monologues is thrilled to announce that our Condom Size Chart is up-to-date!  This is our most popular post so we think it crucial to keep it spick and span.  It includes objective measurements researched by CM’s staff of all the latest condom products from North America’s top three brands: Trojan, Durex and LifeStyles. And…

  • Contraceptive Contraptions: A history of the condom

    Contraceptive Contraptions: A history of the condom

    A site about condoms and condom stories is never complete, and neither is the lavish, outlandish history of the device.  It’s history is full of insights into human character with all its flaws and foibles. The invention of the latex condom is relatively new in modern history.  However, the principle to protect against sexually transmitted diseases…

  • Condom Size Chart

    Condom Size Chart

    This article aims to consolidate sizing info from leading brands.  We hope to lessen the confusion over what’s “snug”, “regular”, and “XL”. Last updated: 14 February 2014 For a more user friendly, comparative condom search try our new Condom Size Calculator . When it comes to condoms, fitting matters for effective protection and pleasure. Considering…

  • Watch Your Mouth! Protecting yourself during oral sex

    Watch Your Mouth! Protecting yourself during oral sex

    We’ve received requests for more info about condoms that are made specifically for oral sex, as well as other safer oral sex methods.  Indeed, the know-how in this area is not as wide known as it should be.  People are less likely to protect themselves during oral sex…even among those cautious sexers who use condoms…

  • Non-Latex Condom Options

    Non-Latex Condom Options

    Options for non-latex condoms today are increasing and more people are choosing non-latex condoms regardless of latex allergies.  This is basically because the latest non-latex options are made of material that is softer, thinner, more elastic than latex rubber.  In this post, we explain basic facts about non-latex condoms, such as what the differences are…